I found this on reddit. Trains making music, "playing" sounds through the tonal scale upon departure.
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interactive articulatory speech synthesizer
Pinktrombone is an interactive articulatory speech synthesizer.
Neil Thapen is a game developer who's been working this in-browser simulator (dubbed "Pink Trombone") since 2015. You, the user, are given fine control over every important part of the human vocal tract; in theory, you should be able to make all sorts of sounds. In practice, having such fine grain control is really, really hard to manage. The results are simultaneously impressive and hilarious.
via Mathew Olson at digg.com
check it:
https://dood.al/pinktrombone/
Neil Thapen is a game developer who's been working this in-browser simulator (dubbed "Pink Trombone") since 2015. You, the user, are given fine control over every important part of the human vocal tract; in theory, you should be able to make all sorts of sounds. In practice, having such fine grain control is really, really hard to manage. The results are simultaneously impressive and hilarious.
via Mathew Olson at digg.com
check it:
https://dood.al/pinktrombone/
Monday, January 29, 2018
The ‘Free Music Machine’, 1948
The ‘Free Music Machine’. Percy Grainger & Burnett Cross, USA/Australia, 1948
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