-
DECtalk was a
speech synthesizer and text-to-speech
technology developed by
Digital Equipment Corporation in 1983,
based largely on the work of Dennis...
-
Daisy Bell sung by the
DECtalk speech synthesizer released in 1984...
- for the
first time. His
research was
commercialized as
DECtalk. The
default male
voice in
DECTalk,
Perfect Paul, is
based on Klatt's own voice.
Prior to...
-
proprietary neural network-based
automatic speech recognition (ASR) and
Fonix DECtalk, a text-to-speech
speech synthesis system (TTS).
Fonix speech technology...
- an "a cappella" style.
Dominant systems in the 1980s and 1990s were the
DECtalk system,
based largely on the work of
Dennis Klatt at MIT, and the Bell...
- was also used on the
controller card for
Digital Equipment Corporation's
DECtalk speech synthesizer system. On
March 30, 2006,
Intel announced that production...
- with a
variety of phonemes,
similar to a baby's babbling. It uses the
DECtalk voice synthesizer, and
changes pitch, timing, articulation, etc. to express...
-
briefly a
NeoSpeech TTS user in 2004, but soon
returned to
using his
iconic DECtalk voice synthesizer since he
identified with it so strongly.
Adobe Systems...
- have up to
eight transmitters. "Paul" was a
computerized voice using the
DECtalk text-to-speech system. "Paul's"
voice was
dissatisfactory and difficult...
- Systems, and
subsequently spun off as
Digital Network Products Group.
DECtalk and
DECvoice voice products were spun off, and
eventually arrived at Fonix...
