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General FreeSpace => FreeSpace Discussion => Topic started by: vyper on November 02, 2002, 08:15:57 am
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After a little experimentation I came up with these:
Vasudan translator voice: (without actual Vasudan in bkground yet)
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the vasudan sounds like some voice from Star Wars ANH: i think i am either thinking of when they are talking back and forth with Yavin from the Death Star or darth vaders voice in his tie.
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Try and slow Vader down a bit. :nod:
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Vasudan sounds like it came directly from the campaign.
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ah, the vasudan is wonderful. How'd you do it?
Gotta experiment on my Vasudan a bit more. Got it pretty close to the original but still not completely.
Oh, and wonder how :v: did the actual vasudan voice.
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The Vasudan needs to be clearer. There's no way I would be able to make out what it was saying if it was overlayed with Vasudan speech.
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Originally posted by GalacticEmperor
The Vasudan needs to be clearer. There's no way I would be able to make out what it was saying if it was overlayed with Vasudan speech.
Yeh, thats a problem when I do noise reduction on low bit-rate files. Altho I do have a vasudan speech version
EDIT: Just to prove a point:
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vyper, what kinds of files were those that you first posted? Wave files? I can't seem to DL them. My comp keeps saying "No viewer available..."
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Originally posted by Su-tehp
vyper, what kinds of files were those that you first posted? Wave files? I can't seem to DL them. My comp keeps saying "No viewer available..."
Hmm, they're wav files so you should get Windows Media player inside the post. :) :wtf: I ain't sure why you aren't getting anything... wot browser u running?
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That's not too bad actually, although it is difficult to determine what is being said. Try cutting down on the mixing slightly and see if that helps.
I decided to give it a try as well; let us see if anyone can make out what is being spoken: :D
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Originally posted by CP5670
That's not too bad actually, although it is difficult to determine what is being said. Try cutting down on the mixing slightly and see if that helps.
I decided to give it a try as well; let us see if anyone can make out what is being spoken: :D
reports from the last sighting show that the convoy is made up of four argo class personell carriers. these will be our primary targets. the bcc (?)is also guarding the convoy and it is advised to take this ship down before going after the transports. exact enemy force composition is unknown but intelligence does not expect a hard fight.
The convoy is currently passing through a small asteroid field. the radio interference caused by the rock movements should give us the advantage of surprise at least momentarily.
Hmm, now I didn't have time to mix in the actual vasudan voice....
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Originally posted by vyper
reports from the last sighting show that the convoy is made up of four argo class personell carriers. these will be our primary targets. the bcc (?)is also guarding the convoy and it is advised to take this ship down before going after the transports. exact enemy force composition is unknown but intelligence does not expect a hard fight.
The convoy is currently passing through a small asteroid field. the radio interference caused by the rock movements should give us the advantage of surprise at least momentarily.
Hmm, now I didn't have time to mix in the actual vasudan voice....
That's the BCC Erimus I think
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vyper, now I can't see any icons denoting the wavefiles in your first post at all. Did you remove the uploaded files from your post?
Oh, BTW, I'm using an Internet Explorer browser. And, yes, I DO have Windows Media Explorer, so I can't figure out why I can't successfully click on your wave files on my comp. However, when I went to my school library earlier tonight, I DID see the Media Player bar on your two files, but not your third one. I pressed play, but the library comps don't have speakers, so I couldn't hear the files anyway.:mad:
Oh, BTW, one more thing. On my comp I don't see the Media Player control bar (even though I DO have Media Player!); instead a see a small square icon that is black on the top and left sides and the remaining space is white with a yellow diamond with a blue and red stripe directly beneath it. Every time I click on this icon, my comp saus "No viewer available" and then asks me if I want to DL "microsoft ActiveX Gallery".
Are these wavefiles or X-Wavefiles or what? :confused:
Can anyone put these in a zipfile and send them to me via e-mail?
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That is pretty close actually; here is the real text. (this is just some briefing excerpt from a mission in my campaign) I need to try mechanizing the effect a bit less and also placing more emphasis on certain words while speaking.
Reports from the last sighting show that the convoy is made up of four Argo-class personnel carriers, and these will be our primary targets. The PCC Elymus is also guarding the convoy, and it is advisable to take this ship down before going after the transports. Exact enemy force composition is unknown, but intelligence does not expect a hard fight. The convoy is currently passing through a small asteroid field, and the radio interference caused by the rock movements should give us the advantage of surprise at least momentarily. Good luck.
Su-tehp, see if this helps:
http://www.geocities.com/lionrampant31uk/vasudan2.wav
http://www.geocities.com/lionrampant31uk/darth.wav
http://www.geocities.com/lionrampant31uk/wheee1.wav
http://www.3dap.com/hlp/hosted/procyon/misc/test02.wav
http://www.geocities.com/lionrampant31uk/argo1.wav
Mine at least (the fourth one) is a 22khz file with MS ADPCM encoding, which is the same type that FS2 uses, so you should have no trouble in playing the file itself. The problems probably have something to do with the WMP implementation within Internet Explorer.
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What are you doing to make it Vasudanified. Personally I use goldwave, and mechanize stuff to about 20%, works quite well.
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Originally posted by Petrarch of th VBB
What are you doing to make it Vasudanified. Personally I use goldwave, and mechanize stuff to about 20%, works quite well.
You're on the right track. ;) Pitch a few ideas and see wot happens. :lol:
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I can make everything from scratch
I start off with something like this for the untranslated vasudan
just act like you've got something in you're throught that doesn't want to be there
then I use the pitch tool and reduce it to about .75, makeing sure to preserve lenght
then I make a new file for the translated speach
then mechanise it by 30
then I mix them
I did all that in about two minutes so it isn't the best it could be but you get the point
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ah, the pitch is definately what I got wrong. I pitched too little.
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CP, I hope you got all this stuff written down. There might be more than a little Vasudan speech recording needed for DatDB.:D
God, I love scripting my campaign!:cool:
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Originally posted by Bobboau
I can make everything from scratch
I start off with something like this for the untranslated vasudan
just act like you've got something in you're throught that doesn't want to be there
then I use the pitch tool and reduce it to about .75, makeing sure to preserve lenght
then I make a new file for the translated speach
then mechanise it by 30
then I mix them
I did all that in about two minutes so it isn't the best it could be but you get the point
:yes: That's the kind of stuff I've always been looking for.
Note to self: must....remember.....to...get....mic....when...home. :mad:
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Would any of you Vasudans like to voice act for Deus Ex Machina? :nod:
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meh... I could do it. I'm already Vasudaning for LM.
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That'd be great. :) I'll PM you my email.
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Originally posted by Su-tehp
God, I love scripting my campaign!:cool:
Yup. That's the whole point of writing a campaign - for me, everything else is secondary and slave to the script :nod:
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Goober5000, you've got mail.
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Got it, and replied. :cool:
EDIT: 321 posts! :D