Found a new phoneme
source Matheus on X: “Mal dá pra acreditar que upei DUAS COISAS em tão pouco tempo Mai 2 cantando Hitorijime (a versão da Globo) YT: https://t.co/1whZw4NLH8 https://t.co/z4VvkBXvRz” / X
Found a new phoneme
As I said, this might be Piaf.
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I am confused. Is it just an alternate Solaria render or is it the new Piaf bank?
maybe it’s just an alternate drawing for Solaria. I don’t know
pardon me, but which one are you talking about?
i hate to disappoint, but that’s just solaria. not a new voice.
The idea of a voice in the style of “Edith Piaf” is something I first put forward maybe about a year ago. At the time, I was thinking: Eclipsed Sound had released the first Spanish voice (Saros), introducing that language into the SynthV ecosystem, under the supervision and technical support of Dreamtonics. I then assumed—probably incorrectly—that Dreamtonics would go on to introduce new Asian languages, while Eclipsed Sound would handle Western languages, in a sort of division of work between the two companies.
So I asked myself: if Americans (Eclipsed Sound) were to create a French voice, what type of voice would they produce? Given that, at the time, they were mentioning the upcoming release of a voice aimed at “oldies”-style music on the one hand, and considering the fascination Edith Piaf generated among American GIs during the liberation of France in 1944 on the other, I thought it could be that kind of voice.
In the end, they released REMMANT, a voice aimed at “oldies”-style music, but in English.
The “Edith Piaf” scenario, while still possible, now seems less likely since French has been released by Dreamtonics… Time will tell!!
yes, I know already.
but the warm unique-genre voice clue still sounds like “Piaf” to me.
waiting for a new statement from Eclipsed Sounds
Does anyone know? When should I expect 2.3.0tp2, 2.3.0b1, or the full 2.3.0 release? The lisp “R” in German and French sounds really bad