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max/msp , text-to-speech and java freeTTS from a newbie

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motor
Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:04 am Reply with quote
Joined: 15 Aug 2006 Posts: 4 Location: italy
Hi to everybody,

I'm developing some code for a multimedia project, based on a book, some installations and a online audio streaming server.

Regarding the audio the idea is to use some kind of TTS (text-to-speech) and process the output with a max-msp patch (I need a very very long reverb , some minutes at least , as the gigaverb~ patch).
The solution should be preferrably multi-platform (I develop mainly on OSX, but probably the online streaming server will be a pc one).

The first idea was to write a projector with Lingo and redirect the output to the max-msp. On the mac this could be done easily with soundflower, but on pc?

Another idea is to search for an external formax-msp, but sadly the only one multiplatform I know (maxmbrola~) do not run on my mac book pro (no UB version).

Yet another way (my preferred in theory ...) could be in theory to use FreeTTS , which is java based, trough a MXJ~ object ; the sound is not perfect, but it's ok for the intended use; now I'm trying to understand how to use the FreeTTS /JSAPI library in Max-Msp...


Any suggestions?

thanks in advance

motor

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