By BlueLegend
Live Blue reacts/rants: where I give my honest views on a certain topic, program game or otherwise. Sometimes I'm fair, sometimes I'm not.
This is unfiltered me so be warned when clicking the play button!
If this appeals to you, welcome. Lets enjoy some Brannish criticisms, shall we? Oh and also, feel free to suggest things for me to react to!
In this one, I will give my thoughts on the game Side Party, created by Mason.
You can acquire it here: https://masonasons.itch.io/sideparty
By MichaelOs
greetings. Bringing another song, just the instrumental for now as I don't have vocals yet.
just 4 instruments this time, very minimalist. Bass, drums, guitar and piano. For the guitar's modulated reverb I had oril river put into it.
perhaps it might be some sort of rap or pop or hip hop, but I don't know how to classify it, so there's that. The song is about 75bpm
don't know why I named it doomsday, names just come at me like that sometimes.
Hope you enjoy.
By Xo Marianne
Just a lil sing song thing <3 . Keep in mind it was like 12 AM 😂
By Sora Hashinara
Disclaimer. I do not own any of the songs used in this audio.
Today's songs are 恋をして (Koiyoshite) by HY and 虹(niji) by Masaki Suda
rather than putting them side by side however, we're doing a different approach this time around.
By alan
I vocoded the trumpet. Also for the part that isn't the original melody, which comes around the middle of the song, i just had to chop up the sample. Enjoy
By Radiorobbe
This morning at 04:48 am CET, the burning of parts of a Falcon 9 stage could be seen over my home region. The spectacle was also audible, although it only sounded like distant thunder. My 24/7 microphones were able to record it.
By Daniel Kisielewski
this is the sound of my sodastream quick connect. You first hear me loading in the sodastream bottle, and then carbonating it
By BlueLegend
Live Blue reacts/rants: where I give my honest views on a certain topic, program game or otherwise. Sometimes I'm fair, sometimes I'm not.
This is unfiltered me so be warned when clicking the play button!
If this appeals to you, welcome. Lets enjoy some Brannish criticisms, shall we?
In this one, I will give my thoughts on FPRecorder, the fast and portable recorder, or whatever the FP stands for :P
You can acquire it here: https://github.com/m1maker/FPRecorder
By Sooslandia Games
Hello,
We want to share the third demo recording of the new Ball Bouncer update. It showcases the effects of two star modules, which can be unlocked in the late endgame using quest board currency.
We won’t explain how everything works—so you can enjoy the thrill of reaching new heights in the update yourself!
And the long-awaited release? It’s almost here! As always, we won’t announce a date to avoid disappointment if it gets delayed, but we’re in the final stretch - just a few more thousand lines of code, and the update will see the light of day!
We're also eager to start developing brand-new games never before seen in the blind gaming community!
We say this every time, and we’ll say it again: stay with us, things will surely will get exciting!
By GigaSound
finally! This was meant for audiopub months ago! Thanks byte bender! Enjoy my playthrough of all mortal kombat games on my pc!
By The Machine
Casual set. Still getting used to the team, don't mind the lack of optimals.
Discord Server for Blind Skullgirls Players of any skill level: https://discord.gg/PFSPTTZG
By MichaelOs
michaelOs tts... Well, this is a proof concept. This was created with the help of my voice and earcons and speech rules.
the only caveat here and huge drawback is hat to make it pronounce things in english, you cannot do it normally. What you can do is instead is write it phoneticaly to be read phonetically and pronounced like so by the synthesizer. As this is a proof of concept, it only can speak spanish, and even then, there are things to be changed when wanting to pronounce it correctly.
the speech might be unintelligible
For example, que and qui. those would be pronounced "kay" and "kee" but if you input them like they are, they will be pronunced something like "que and qui" if you have an english speech synthesizer then you'll notice how they would be pronounced. Same happens with gue and gui, those special combinations of letters which change the pronounciation of the g
same happens with c, this is why you'll not hear the synthesizer proof of concept pronouncing audacity as ah oo dah see tee but instead will hear it pronouncing it like a oo dah kee tee, so there's that.
There's another drawback, and it's that it sometimes won't shut up with control. That's a problem, yes it is, but this applies only to certain situations.
and here are the steps on making it
1: create a portable copy of nvda with earcons and speech rules. If you have it already, you an create a portable copy from your current nvda installation with earcons and speech rules.
2: record your voice. At least 26 clips for each letter and vowel, from a to z. A, e, i, o and u should be pronounced similar to ah, a, ee, o and oo. The other letters can be pronounced phonetically like how you'd normally pronounce them
I haven't yet discovered a way to make numbers unless I prerecorded my own and made those, so for now, that's how it might be
3: make a new folder inside user config\addons\phoneticPunctuation\sounds\. It should be named character. In here, export all the audio files you created of your prerecorded voice uttering the vowels and characters, each one with the letter's name.
Make sure to edit and cut. If you've recorded a whole audio of you uttering them, from a to z, then you should cut and split into different tracks. Or you can go the longer route of making separate tracks. Or if you don't have something that allows for multitrack editing then you can record one, export, record another, export. It depends on your workflow and editor preference
4: once that is done...
replace letters
go to nvda settings, earcons and speech rules. In here, press on the button to add a rule. Your first letter will be an a. Put that into the pattern box, go to the category combo box, and press c to get to characters. Immediately press tab to head yourself to the next combo box to select the wav file, and select the file of yourself uttering the vowel a
do this with the subsequent letters replacing as you go patterns with the audio, til you get to z. From there, go back to a, but this time, caps. To z again
5: extras
you can also make a silence track, export that, and use that as punctuation. In my case I just manually inserted silences
this is a very, very rudimentary of doign this sutff. If you want higher quality, you could likely make a long audio of your voice and somehow make a piper tts version of your voice, of which you're left on your own because I've never done it, so yeah. i don't know any other alternatives, especially local ones. Local voice cloning likely requires a good gpu, the voice cloning thing could be done with rvc I believe, I don't exactly know, or eleven labs if you're into that and prefer online voice cloning.
By Brycey Wicey
One of my radio recordings of a tornado worning on 94.7 Sunny 95 in columbus, Ohio.
By The Byte Bender
The upload size limit is now 500 hole megabytes. With 256 kbps opus (which is pretty much lossless--wait for audiophiles complaining in comments--) you can upload like over 4 hours. And if you use variable bitrate you can easily get that to many more hours with no quality loss.
Also uploads got much faster. Transcoding happens in the background now, so as soon as the original file finishes uploading the audio will be up. The apple users might have to wait a couple minutes for some files, for the transcoded audio to be finished because Apple decided not supporting modern industry standard formats would be nice.
DON’T ABUSE THIS unless you want me crying again but also? go nuts. break things. upload your 3am existential scream recording. idc.
By ashleygrobler04
My first recording
An old project I worked on A while ago, still quite basic. I stopped working on it.
By KamiKitsune
today, I am playing Mr. upbeat, Which is an endless game from rhythm heaven fever.
the High score was: 218
I almost accidentally uploaded the rom instead of the MP3 file that I recorded. That is actually crazy.
By GigaSound
Enjoy this old audio skit I made in goldwave Back in 2020! It's a hoot! Even if you don't care for the holiday, you can still enjoy this.
By SightlessHorseman
This is a recording I did somewhere in the beginning of last year, when it was still partly snowing. Join me on a horseback ride we did that day. We are starting in the village where the stable is located and cross into the nearby forest a few minutes in. I was recording this with the Sennheiser Ambeo Smart Headset. I had to lower the lower frequencies a bit because it was quite windy this day, at the microphone sadly don't have any wind protection that can be attached to it.
I hope you enjoy.
By TheDude
this is from the same soundtrack as yesterday. I like this one.
By The Byte Bender
Because of some no-life trolls, I paused laziness for once and implemented a feature that requires new accounts be reviewed by admins before their posts and comments are able to be viewed by the public. Thus, for any new accounts, please upload an introduction audio or comment or something so you can be seen.
Sorry for the extra bureaucracy. Blame the brain-dead morons who made this dumpster fire necessary.
By Stormy
Another incomplete/unreleased project.
By Sir Howard
I heard this in a recent movie trailer and had to look it up. It's been living rent free in my head for days. Enjoy Boots by Rudyard Kipling as read by Taylor Holmes.
By TheDude
This is from a game soundtrack that he composed. I decided to go with something chill today.
By Sora Hashinara
Disclaimer. I don't own the musics contained with in this audio.
Today's songs are Way back home by Shaun feat. Connor Maynard and 晩餐歌(Banzanka) by Tuki.
We're using the end parts of both songs. While I have to pitch shift way back home to match 晩餐歌(Banzanka), I'd say we stil get a decent match here, especially at the end.
By tunmi13
By Brycey Wicey
Here's another radio recording, recorded back in January 23, 2022. 700WLW AM was having problems and there was dead air, and this was during a basketball game. That beeping noise is from my phone wireless charger. That afternoon when I was tuning the dial I noticed the station was silent, so I decided to record and listen on another radio. Turns out this happend during a game. you can hear around the 19 minute mark, the guys were messing around with the microphone, and you knew they were having issues. Eventually they got things back up and running again.
By MichaelOs
greetings. Now I bring the source for this whole thing. Precisely the source of the pareidolic speech which sounds a bit like eSpeak if it was a human without that deepFilter thing. Her'es how it sounded before the denoising. Good thing I keep both files separate from each other, else I'd lose this and I honestly like it a lot so nope. It's basically eSpeak vocoded through a white noise which was processed through mda tracker with glide at 100, sine wave, stereo, then put into ambience, the "cave" ambience itself, then vocoded into some nonsensical marcov chain thing I put through eSpeak.
enjoy, and if it's not your thing, move on. Have a great day
By TheFake VIP
A nice startup sound from the Windows Vista Ultimate Extras pack.
It's things like this that mean you can tell that Microsoft was very proud of Vista, it's a shame their vision was sufficiently disconnected from reality to delay it until Windows 7. These days we'd probably kill to have that level of [in]stability, if not in terms of crashes, then in terms of UI and UX.
By TheFake VIP
Another one at ya! This is ST/01 and Amiga at its finest, none of that modern Scream Tracker nonsense. :P
Mod Archive page: https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=35151
By KamiKitsune
I managed to find a bit of nostalgia for me, because these are the first games I ever played. so here we go. I use to play these games on windows vista when I first got my computer. most of these games, being minesweeper and pirble place can be played.