Stupid Guest Tricks

and after I saw the talking mickey I wanted to play around with digital voice synths.
so after like over a year, I have a DVS that can learn from digital samples.

What does this mean?

well, you upload a sample voice into the memory, and after it processes it, that's what it sounds like. like, if I feed in a sample of goofys voice, whatever you say into the mike sounds like goofys voice. do you think Disney would be interested in this?
so who would I contact at Disney to show this to them?
I could be known as the man that made the non face character talk.

course if Disney wants it, they will prolly tell me to not say anything to anyone.
so if I don't talk about it anymore, you will know why.

I don't know if Disney cares (or if they have such already), but you could probably make your fortune by selling it as a smartphone app to people who are tired of listening to Siri!

Or turn it into something that answers the phone when you get robocalls or other phone scams. Imagine Mickey Mouse telling some jerk in Mumbai to take a hike when he starts spieling about mortgages or something. Go to www.whocallsme.com, and there should be, on the right side of the page, a link for an audio of a guy who pulled a fast one on a telemarketer in India; it's titled "I'm an Indian, too!" Totally hilarious.

drcorey wrote:and after I saw the talking mickey I wanted to play around with digital voice synths.
so after like over a year, I have a DVS that can learn from digital samples.

What does this mean?

well, you upload a sample voice into the memory, and after it processes it, that's what it sounds like. like, if I feed in a sample of goofys voice, whatever you say into the mike sounds like goofys voice. do you think Disney would be interested in this?
so who would I contact at Disney to show this to them?
I could be known as the man that made the non face character talk.

course if Disney wants it, they will prolly tell me to not say anything to anyone.
so if I don't talk about it anymore, you will know why.

I think Disney already has been working on this. I saw Mickey Mouse actually having a conversation with people at the D23 Expo in 2011 using similar technology, and it's already in use for Turtle Talk with Crush.

EpcotFan wrote:

drcorey wrote:and after I saw the talking mickey I wanted to play around with digital voice synths.
so after like over a year, I have a DVS that can learn from digital samples.

What does this mean?

well, you upload a sample voice into the memory, and after it processes it, that's what it sounds like. like, if I feed in a sample of goofys voice, whatever you say into the mike sounds like goofys voice. do you think Disney would be interested in this?
so who would I contact at Disney to show this to them?
I could be known as the man that made the non face character talk.

course if Disney wants it, they will prolly tell me to not say anything to anyone.
so if I don't talk about it anymore, you will know why.

I think Disney already has been working on this. I saw Mickey Mouse actually having a conversation with people at the D23 Expo in 2011 using similar technology, and it's already in use for Turtle Talk with Crush.

but you prolly cant just take a crush voice synth and put it in Winnie the pooh.
course I don't know if their units need to be trained or programmed thou

felinefan wrote:Or turn it into something that answers the phone when you get robocalls or other phone scams. Imagine Mickey Mouse telling some jerk in Mumbai to take a hike when he starts spieling about mortgages or something. Go to http://www.whocallsme.com, and there should be, on the right side of the page, a link for an audio of a guy who pulled a fast one on a telemarketer in India; it's titled "I'm an Indian, too!" Totally hilarious.

I correct myself; the actual site is 800notes.com. http://800notes.com/videosin2GZu0HK_GU/ ... nk-call-12 is the link.