#virtual voice

•TOKiMONSTA - Thief •Anna Lunoe - Blaze of Glory •ZHU/Tame Impala - My Life •Arctic Monkeys - Star Treatment •Andrew Luce ft. Jojee - Take Me •yaeji - raingurl •Khalid - The Ways •Beach House - Lemon Glow •Kali Uchis ft. Tyler the Creator - After the Storm •Cardi B ft. Chance the Rapper - Best Life •Justice - Stop (WWW) •Virtual Voice - Ghost Voices •Riton & Kahlo - Fake ID •Sofi Tukker - Good Time Girl •Madeaux - The Wave •Destructo & Gerry Gonza - Shots to the Dome •Dua Lipa - New Rules (Alison Wonderland remix) •GTA ft. Anna Lunoe, Wax Motif, Dillon Francis - Can’t Hold On •Swick ft. Nina Las Vegas - Hydration •Elohim - I Want U •The Glitch Mob ft. Elohim - I Could Be Anything (REZZ Remix)

Try out the IBM Virtual Voice Creator for yourself: https://ivva-tts.sl.haifa.il.ibm.com For more information, visit the IBM Virtual Voice Creator project: http://www.research.ibm.com/haifa/dep... The IBM Virtual Voice Creator allows you to produce voice-overs for games, cartoons or educational videos with different actors' voices—all generated on-the-fly. This patented speech synthesis and voice transformation technology from IBM Research offers voice-overs on the fly in a way that’s fast, flexible, and inexpensive. It allows you to easily create different voice personas and make last-minute changes in the script without hiring actors or using recording studios.

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The virtualization of human elements really knows no bounds these days.  The very tip of the iceberg here is something like autotune or the talkbox.  Both of these machines are able to generate voice-like sounds by a mix of different instruments that simulate the way vocal chords move.  It is very common for a recording artist to have work done to their voices after the track has been made, since singing is all but perfect.  Attempts to go beyond digitizing the human voice in post production have been very fruitful so far, and modern computer generated voices are very convincing to the human ears. Holograms have also advanced in ways that make the three dimensional interpretation of a human being almost indistinguishable from the real thing.  When you add generated voices to generated images, what have you created?  You have created the next virtual popstar.  Some have though that such a being could never generate any real interest among music lovers, but the truth is that it all depends on where you live in the world.  The Japanese have already showed us that the concept of the virtual popstar could actually work, and it could even be profitable.  Imagine that. http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2013/08/11/virtual-vocalist-hatsune-miku-learns-english/