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Fonix DECtalk: 5.01-E1 User Guide Design voice [:dv] Description Customizes DECtalk voices by introducing voice options and parameters that can be entered as a string or one at a time. 8 See Customizing DECtalk voices for detailed information on how to use this in-line command. Syntax [:dv XX YY] Alternate ... Range ... Options ap Average pitch, in Hz as Assertiveness, in % b4 Fourth formant bandwidth, in Hz b5 Fifth formant bandwidth, in Hz bf Baseline fall, in Hz br Breathiness, in decibels (dB) f4 Fourth formant resonance frequency, in Hz f5 Fifth formant resonance frequency, in Hz hr Hat rise, in Hz hs Head size, in % la Laryngealization, in % lx Lax breathiness, in % nf Number of fixed samples of open glottis pr Pitch range, in % qu Quickness, in % ri Richness, in % sm Smoothness, in % sr Stress rise, in Hz sx Sex 1 (male) or 0 (female) save Save the current speaker-definition options as Val’s voice. Parameters See the options above for valid parameter values. See Voice Definitions for default parameter values. Default ... Notes ... Example [:np][:dv ap 100] Changes Paul’s average pitch to be 100. Related topic Customizing DECtalk voices
Mode [:mode] Description In-line commands Changes the mode for all text processed after this command, which remains in effect until the next Mode command or the engine is reset. Syntax [:mode XX YY] Alternate ... Range ... Options math Change interpretation of selected symbols (see example below). europe Select European cardinal pronunciation (see example below). spell Spell all words. name Pronounce all uppercase verbs as proper nouns (see Pronounce [:pronounce]; example below). citation Pronounce short sentences and single words without vowel reduction. latin Not supported. table Table speaking mode. reading Uses classic voices. Parameters on Turns on the specified mode option. off Turns off the 9
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