scarymovie wrote in Tue Jul 06, 2021 4:12 pm:Well, I guess I gonna find a way to install those Festival voices on my Windows 10 machine.
Thank you, Red Griffin.
I do not use windows so I do not know what you should exactly do with festival in that system. I am a proud Unix geek and I am very happy for not touching windows at all.
I however guess Festival installation is the same regardless of the system and installing Festival in a Unix-like system is somewhat different from windows.
You can take a look here, tough:
https://www.cstr.ed.ac.uk/projects/festival/manual/festival_toc.html#TOC16You first need to know where the Festival voice path is in your system (you may use the "libdir" command, for example) and then extract the voice files in that directory.
I could tell you festival voices are installed in "/usr/share/festival/voices" directory, but this applies to Linux box and that would not certainly work for you because it is my local configuration/condition.
Most of the times, the voice installation path is the result of "libdir" command with "voices" appended to it. But I do not know whether this is true for your windows installation. That's why I can only be "vague" because each Festival installation is a case on its own and you need to check what it is in your system.
In case this helps, the "festival.xml" file distributed with Red Griffin ATC requires these festival voices to be installed and they are all "standard voices" which can be downloaded from festvox/festival websites:
• voice_cmu_us_rms_cg
• voice_cmu_us_eey_cg
• voice_cmu_us_bdl_cg
• voice_cmu_us_rxr_cg
• voice_cmu_us_clb_cg
• voice_cmu_us_jmk_cg
• voice_cmu_us_lnh_cg
• voice_cmu_us_slt_cg
• voice_cmu_us_ljm_cg
voice_cmu_us_rms_cg is the voice used for the pilot whereas the other ones are used for the ATC services.
I am glad if I can be of help, however I guess a windows user/admin can help you better. Ask me everything you want about Unix and I will be glad to give an answer.
Kindest regards.