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p5.speech - Web Audio Speech Synthesis / Recognition for p5.js
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p5.speech is a JavaScript library that provides simple, clear access to the Web Speech and Speech Recognition APIs, allowing for the easy creation of sketches that can talk and listen. It consists of two object classes (p5.Speech and p5.SpeechRec) along with accessor functions to speak and listen for text, change parameters (synthesis voices, recognition models, etc.), and retrieve callbacks from the system. Speech recognition requires launching from a server (e.g. a python simpleserver on a local machine).
https://github.com/IDMNYU/p5.js-speechhttp://ability.nyu.edu/p5.js-speech/
| Tags | audio speech-synthesis speech-recognition text-to-speech |
| Implementation | Javascript |
| License | MIT |
| Platform | OS-Independent |
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