/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Personally I believe it's because Japanese is a far easier language to produce programmaticly. The spoken language is made up of around 40-50 syllables. Once you've got a method to produce these at various pitches, you can have your computer produce almost any spoken text you want.

English syllables are composed of a number of letters, allowing thousands and thousands of different sounds. Trying to get a computer to make all these correctly at different pitches is a pain to do well.

Sure.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiY8rOUdDms

>>7343599
if cal were to fall off into the sea the usa would be a much better union

Hey /jp/, since many of you are lazy, shut-ins, but fairly intelligent, have any of you figured out how to make some easy money? Would you like to share? I know some of you get $1000 a month disability benefits for your "conditions".

Sooo... English Miku? What do you think?
http://www.tinierme.com/tinierme/html/campaign_event/2010/07/20100720_miku_index.html

>>4094547
I tried!

>>4047720
I'm guessing you know who Man-Teto is