Recent content by paul3531

Wow! Thank you for sketching out how I might do it. I believe my technical background will make it possible for me to figure out how to implement what you outlined, provided I have links to the Internet sites which would give me a rough idea of how to do each thing you suggested. The following...

Nice. I'd like to try it out and hear a "best of" collection of other users' recordings.

25 years ago I took two c programming classes. So, I know very little. But, I believe I can learn. I got the persistence but not the time to go for it. My googling on the topic has just led me to discover the python EarSketch application which teaches python coding using music mixing as a...

What programming tools are needed to code a program which will do the following: 1.) Play the musical note which was assigned by me to each character of a text file, as it is "read" by an "appropriately coded program" or record those notes generated by the "appropriately coded program" to a MP3...

Yes, I have a lot to learn. I thought Linux was a programming language. I guess I do not understand how a programming language relates to a kernel. Maybe that is where I should begin my learning.

For the sake of clarification, I only mentioned text to speech because the desired effect of the Linux code would be to have it read each individual letter in a string not as a letters but rather as an assigned audible musical tone. I had hoped to do it without using any text to speech engine. I...

I learned a very small amount of Synthetic Speech Markup Language SSML from my use of the @Voice Aloud Reader (TTS Reader) by Hyperionics Technology Android app's "edit speech" option in its settings.

Thank you. Then I have a lot of learning to do. Because I only took a couple classes in c programming about 20 years ago.

Hi, Is the following doable using Linux code? A text to speech kind of problem: Play the unique musical tone which was assigned by me to each letter of the alphabet as the individual letters are read aloud from left to right from a text file. For example, "B V G C T S L" , etc., Letter...