#2 Al rescate de las voces ‘robadas’ por la ELA

--620833-- — Sun, 01 Dec 2019 09:23:04 +0000

#1 A "Stephen Hawking" (el mas famoso paciente de ELA) le ofrecieron otras voces mas humanas (conforme el software que usaba mejoró) pero nunca quiso, decía que ya se había acostumbrado a sonar así.

_{In 1986, he started using a voice synthesiser and adopted the voice as we know it today. The synthesiser he used was a Speech Plus CallText 5000 board that was donated to him by Walt Waltosz from Words Plus. Professor Hawking has also tried using voice synthesisers by DECtalk and Votrax, but much preferred the Speech Plus one. In 1988, he was given a new version of the board, the CallText 5010, but didn’t like it as much as the older model because of differences in the voice. He has also said ‘I used to be able to dial and answer calls but I can’t now’. That was solved by replacing ROM chips in the 5010 board with the ones containing firmware from CallText 5000.}

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#1 Al rescate de las voces ‘robadas’ por la ELA

Toranks — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 16:31:51 +0000

Pues a mí me molaría sonar como un ordenador

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#2 Al rescate de las voces ‘robadas’ por la ELA

#1 Al rescate de las voces ‘robadas’ por la ELA