Garble Marvel 1.05 update: voice synthesizer with source

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Re: Garble Marvel 1.01: a purebasic voice synthesizer

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This is really cool, thanks for posting.
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Re: Garble Marvel 1.01: a purebasic voice synthesizer

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Interesting programme - thanks for sharing! :-)
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Re: Garble Marvel 1.01: a purebasic voice synthesizer

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v 1.05 now available as a pb project:
http://www.mediafire.com/?yj73y1l3oq4fupl
just place it in whatever directory you have the v 1.01 files in, and run/compile
version history:
*contains code tightening by Infratec for improved speed/efficiency
*includes one more 'voice' sound
*includes an additional effect: 'Distort' (a waveshaper that slightly emphasizes/overdrives the sound)
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Re: Garble Marvel 1.01: a purebasic voice synthesizer

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This is great :D been looking through your code, this is some complex stuff! I'd love to save the generated voice as a .wav file but not entirely sure where / that might be possible to add in? (If you don't mind me playing about with your code of course!)
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Re: Garble Marvel 1.01: a purebasic voice synthesizer

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I'd love to save the generated voice as a .wav file but not entirely sure where / that might be possible to add in? (If you don't mind me playing about with your code of course!)
Cruster, I actively encourage playing with the code, so please by all means enhance and evolve :D

v 1.05 is still showing up like this on a Mac; the fonts are the right size but the frame text is not rendering correctly, and the slider labels are impinging on the frame, when they don't on Windows. Any ideas?
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