@Tutanota I’m having trouble understanding pricing for family plans.
Assuming 2 users, is it 3€ (user 1) + 3€ (user 2) + 3€ _required_ shared inbox == 9€/mo? Or is it possible to just have 3€/user with no shared == 6€/mo?
Eloquence uses a modified Klatt synthesizer with: • KLGLOTT88-style source (at² - bt³ polynomial) • Spectral tilt (TL): ~8-12 dB for normal voice, ~20-24 dB for breathy • Flutter (FL): ~25% for naturalness (sums of three sine waves at 12.7, 7.1, 4.7 Hz) • Open quotient (OQ): ~50% default, varies for voice quality Eloquence has very specific formant transition patterns: • Non-steady-state targets (0ms duration) as inflection points • F2 "locus" frequencies for consonants that drive coarticulation • 5ms frame rate for smooth interpolation
@x0 yep. The Qlatt repo had all of them. It's fascinating stuff. Both reading it section by section but then also giving it to an AI and really having it dig in. There's a lot of good key insight in just papers alone sometimes, not source-code itself. Hmm.
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I don’t really get the benefit of doing a national shutdown like this. Reaper took their website offline until tomorrow to protest ICE, and while the issue clearly matters to them, shutting down access to the software just ends up affecting normal people who have nothing to do with anything. It doesn’t really persuade anyone who’s just trying to download or check out the program. Instead, it mostly creates frustration and shifts attention away from the actual issue. I was planning to download and try Reaper today, but now I can’t. That alone makes me less likely to come back later, especially since the protest doesn’t have anything to do with the software or audio work itself.
Yeah idk really. Apparently it's supposed to make people annoyed to then, do what? Protest because that thing exists, or spread awareness? idk bro I'll probably rather be pissed at your service/software not being available rather than what you're trying to spread awareness about.
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