On Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 12:04 PM, Jonathan Jones= <eyeonus@gmail.com> wrote:

On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 3:38 A= M, Jonathan Jones <eyeonus@gmail.com> wrote:

On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 3:18 AM, la .lindar= . <lindarthebard@gmail.com> wrote:

Anyway.

Would be able t= o say you are at least 90% confident that the file meets the requirements a= s listed on this page?

No. =3DD
It's done as an MP3 and th= at clearly asks for a wav, which is going to be a loooooooooooot bigger.
You might be able to type-convert if you don't care about the q= uality.

I'll upload a WAV version anyway. Let me know if you want/need it.=

Don't bother. If I'm going to hav= e to edit it- especially as much as it looks like I'll have to from you= r later comments- then I may as well just use the mp3 file I've already= downloaded. Quality isn't a huge thing- as long as it's good enoug= h to hear clearly, that's all that really matters. We're not making= a platinum selling single, after all.

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Basically, they want a= single audio file with ~1 second pauses between words, and each word must = be in order. There's a few more things than that listed on the page, bu= t those are the absolute necessity.

It's mostly in order, but I backtracked in so= me places, so make sure it's correct.
You'll have to do t= he spacing and crap like that yourself.
Also I said each word *at= least* three times, so you're going to have to pick the best take of e= ach.

Absolutely the entire thing will have to be edited to remove the other= two to six takes you don't want.

Yees= h, that's a lot of work. I'll get on it tomorrow, but I have no ide= a how soon I'll have it done.

So, I'm doing this in two parts= . First, I'm sorting through the whole thing and exporting what I feel = to be the best example of the >3 for each word. This will make it possib= le to update the audio for the Anki decks, which use a single mp3 for each = entry. Second, I'll be pasting them all back together with exactly 1 se= cond intervals of silence between them to give to Memrise Ben for uploading= there. This might turn out to be more work for me in the long run, but not= by much.

In order to do the audio for the gismu places deck/garden, I need "= ;lo broda", "lo se broda", "lo te broda", "lo= ve broda", and "lo xe broda". I really just need lo se te v= e xe, but it won't sound natural if you say them individually and then = they get pasted on.

doi.camgusmis. Can you write a script that can automatically parse the = files together to make all the needed audio for the places, or will it need= to be done manually?