doing anything but adding native spanish voicebanks. kanru hua too busy fiddling with the dodecaVdron
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I have no idea what this could even be?? Are they maybe making physical equipment?
ah yes, it's the vocadecahedron
you beat me to it lol.. didn't see there was a new page.
Maybe? But how would a physical SynthV even work? And why is it a dodecahedron? What are you doing Dreamtonics?
We'll find out eventually I guess.
Though dreamtonics isnt usually the company to actually TEASE what theyre doing, they usually drop things and run (literally all their voices, but especially the most recent 5 that dropped at 1 am my time with 0 warning. Just "hello here's 5 new people bye"
Though dreamtonics isnt usually the company to actually TEASE what theyre doing, they usually drop things and run (literally all their voices, but especially the most recent 5 that dropped at 1 am my time with 0 warning. Just "hello here's 5 new people bye"
they posted the video with the caption "human nuance is not a switch"
doesn't help me understand it lol, but hey
doesn't help me understand it lol, but hey
My guess is AI non-vocal instruments.
Seeing this, I feel like looking at a GLaDOS' component
Hm, maybe real-time rendering? Something like that one Vocaloid keytar but with SynthV? I don't know how that would work with AI synthesis, but idk much about it.
I think I found out what it is. (Forgive me if I use incorrect terminology, I am not an expert in musical audio or equipment in any way. I also don't know how to explain it in a concise manner so it might be disorganized.)
It's a loudspeaker array for spacial audio. It outputs sound with height and direction information.
All of Dreamtonics' products are related to making, transforming, and controlling voices, but this might also include musical instruments in a song.
I don't believe it's a consumer product, I think it's aimed at live musical performances (such as something like Magical Mirai for the fandom, but probably the AH-Soft version since they work together so closely, or maybe audio just for concert venues or 3D music experiences for your ears to emphasize movement and location of instrument or voices).
It's probably a prototype since it came out of nowhere.
It looks very similar to a "tetrahedral loudspeaker array". The black things on it are probably some sort of woofer.
I found something called an "icosahedral loudspeaker" (20 sided) and apparently the act of the sound being aimed at different locations is called a "beamforming" and the device is called a "beamformer".
When I typed in keywords on Google, I kept getting suggested this product called IKO by a German company called sonible.
This is their website: en
It basically looks like the Dreamtonics one but the shape is a little scaled back.
Video about it (just a reminder this is not related to Dreamtonics at all and I'm not trying to imply Dreamtonics and sonible are connected. I think they are two a completely different commercial products. I'm just saying Dreamtonics probably created their own version).
There are subtitles if you click CC.
It's a loudspeaker array for spacial audio. It outputs sound with height and direction information.
All of Dreamtonics' products are related to making, transforming, and controlling voices, but this might also include musical instruments in a song.
I don't believe it's a consumer product, I think it's aimed at live musical performances (such as something like Magical Mirai for the fandom, but probably the AH-Soft version since they work together so closely, or maybe audio just for concert venues or 3D music experiences for your ears to emphasize movement and location of instrument or voices).
It's probably a prototype since it came out of nowhere.
It looks very similar to a "tetrahedral loudspeaker array". The black things on it are probably some sort of woofer.
I found something called an "icosahedral loudspeaker" (20 sided) and apparently the act of the sound being aimed at different locations is called a "beamforming" and the device is called a "beamformer".
When I typed in keywords on Google, I kept getting suggested this product called IKO by a German company called sonible.
This is their website: en
It basically looks like the Dreamtonics one but the shape is a little scaled back.
Video about it (just a reminder this is not related to Dreamtonics at all and I'm not trying to imply Dreamtonics and sonible are connected. I think they are two a completely different commercial products. I'm just saying Dreamtonics probably created their own version).
There are subtitles if you click CC.
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This reminds me of those microphones with a bunch of ears on them I see in ASMR videos sometimes haha