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On Tue, Jul 05, 2005 at 09:37:59PM -0500, Adam Myrow wrote:
> However, I remember that the TNS could go really high in pitch, while
> Speakup couldn't even get it to the pitch I had it set at for normal use.
>
Using the bns with speakup on and off, I can confirm this to be the
fact.
Also, you were right on the money regarding the pitch values. Appendix
b, the quick reference of the 1997 bns user's manual, in the speech
parameters section says:
"Pitch - Control e x p, where x represents a pitch from 01 to 63, 01
being the lowest pitch."
Greg
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