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| Keywords: Euphoniafaber.jpg Macchina di sintesi vocale Euphonia come dimostrata a Londra nel 1846 Machine-to-speech Euphonia as demonstrated in London in 1846 illustrazione dell'epoca 1846 author Stockholm University Stockholms universitet <div style margin-left 1em;font-size 90 ;line-height 2 5ex; > In the 19th century some additional machines of similar kind were constructed but there were no really fundamental innovations in the field of speech synthesis However the device constructed by Joseph Faber in 1835 can be said to represent some progress in that its speech production mechanism included a model of the tounge and a pharyngeal cavity whose shape could be controlled It was also suited for the synthesis of singing Its bellows was operated via a pedal and otherwise it was controlled via a key board <p>http //mambo ucsc edu/psl/smus/faber gif faber gif Joseph Faber's Euphonia as shown in London in 1846 The machine produced not only ordinary and whispered speech but it also sang the anthem God Save the Queen </div> PD-Old original upload log it wikipedia Trixt CommonsHelper page it wikipedia Euphoniafaber jpg 2010-02-08 10 25 L736E 312×333× 48429 bytes <nowiki> Detentore copyright Altre versioni </nowiki> Speech synthesis Synthesizer implementation types Joseph Faber 1846 developments 19th-century engravings | ||||
