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Style sheets for sound - I think BBC radio used to sell CDs for this. Now they can provide Audio Style Sheets with the acronym of... oh, wait Golly - you coul
by craz8 7y ago
Style sheets for sound - I think BBC radio used to sell CDs for this. Now they can provide Audio Style Sheets with the acronym of... oh, wait
Golly - you could make any story sound like it was a Radio 4 play
- salutonmundo 7y agoAcronym already taken by Advanced SubStation Alpha subtitle files!
- detaro 7y agoThere actually was work on CSS additions to give hints to Text-To-Speech engines, e.g. https://www.w3.org/TR/2018/NOTE-css3-speech-20180605/ https://www.w3.org/TR/2018/NOTE-css3-speech-20180605/
- jancsika 7y agoI was thinking more that one would use mechanical turk to annotate each soundfile with these tags for the set of all podcasts. Then use that as training data to a ML algorithm that gets used to render the output for each tag. So I'd use my archiveaudio tag from the example and the algo would output the band-limited frequencies of what sounds vaguely like a cop with speech patterns signaling defensiveness and irritation. It would all sound perfectly like a podcast if you were listening to it in a sleep state. Then if you concentrated on it you'd realize there's no coherent plot or even any actual natural language being spoken in the entire recording.