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AKA :
Radwar Party 2007 4k Invitation Intro
Released At :
Breakpoint 2007
Achievements :
C64 Demo Competition at Breakpoint 2007 : #5
Credits :
Contains information on the following event(s) :
Download :
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Submitted by Rudi on 20 February 2014
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 5 July 2013
"for sure it won't be the last."
so? =) |
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Submitted by Stan on 19 April 2007
| hey MWS, AVH, Crisp! See you at Radwar! |
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Submitted by MwS_RadwaR on 15 April 2007
| Hey guys, thanks for the nice comments. After all it was worth to make that intro and for sure it won't be the last. Lets have some beers in october and always remember "Pleasure is our business!". @fanta: nice one ;-) |
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Submitted by Fanta on 15 April 2007
| i often prayed to krill to do it finally but now it's too late, shame on you gunnar. :) respect goes to radwar! oh and good to see mws helping mws with the code. that's what i call team spirit! |
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Submitted by Deev on 14 April 2007
| this is a nice idea, shame the 4k was cancelled. |
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Submitted by Jak T Rip on 14 April 2007
AAaargg! How can you do this to me!!
This is the true Radwar staff doing the true Radwar magic in full Radwar style!!... May I fall on my knees and bow? Just like DK said: How did some guys that haven't touched a c64 in years come up with such an impressive thing?
Enough said... I hope to see you again in Oct. |
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Submitted by TDJ on 11 April 2007
| MWS, cool! Can you upload the source code here as well btw? Easier access you know ;) |
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Submitted by MwS_RadwaR on 11 April 2007
| Well, here we are with the Sourcecode, you can download Source+Executable from the Downloadarea of our Homepage www.radwar.com. We hope that many of you will use and improve this piece of code in your forthcoming productions. Enjoy this release and hope to see ya at the party in october. |
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Submitted by MwS_RadwaR on 11 April 2007
| Hi folks, actually we are reformatting and documenting the sourcecode. You can expect the release for today ... so watch out !!! |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 11 April 2007
"SAM was based on sampled phonemes so it doesn't count ;)"
thats wrong, SAM doesnt contain any samples at all, it uses a linear combination of sinus, rectangle and noise. |
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Submitted by yago on 11 April 2007
nice speech-synth, looking forward for the source
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Submitted by MwS_RadwaR on 11 April 2007
| Hi Krill, you're absolutely right. Lautschrift doesn't use any pre-sampled phonemes. If someone out there doesn't believe it, well make a quick Disassemble at Hex $14e3 and see ... |
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Submitted by Krill on 11 April 2007
| PWP used short samples though. |
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Submitted by Ninja on 11 April 2007
| Haven't seen this yet, still at least Pers' Wastaiset Produktiot tried speech synth since Uncle Sam. Oh, and perhaps a bit too much credits in here (code & help?). Besides this, looking forward to check it soon! |
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Submitted by Krill on 11 April 2007
| IF you can believe the note and a quick peek into the code, it really is formant synthesis, where the SID's simple waveforms are used for voice replay. Of course, some modifiers apply as well. I'm pretty sure there are no pre-generated phoneme samples included here, instead, just a bunch of hand-polished (or maybe not, leaving room for improvement?) synthesis parameters over time. |
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Submitted by Hein on 11 April 2007
| AFAIK, this is also making use of short samples, played with certain rules (pitch, length of loop, combination of letters/numbers (2007), etc..) Still, pretty cool. I suppose we have to listen to this from a coder's point of view and at least we can hear what the computer is saying ;) |
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Submitted by Krill on 11 April 2007
| Nice that somebody tried what's been on my list for over two years now. :) Sounds pretty good. |
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Submitted by Jammer on 11 April 2007
| SAM was based on sampled phonemes so it doesn't count ;) this is definitely based on standard sid synths and still it sounds clear which deserves point :) however, sound is a bit annoying. |
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Submitted by Yazoo on 9 April 2007
| this one was a nice surprise (finally a radwar release) and really impressed me! keep it up :D |
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Submitted by Burglar on 9 April 2007
| pretty amazing entry, and fuck uncle SAM |
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Submitted by MwS_RadwaR on 8 April 2007
| Hi DeeKay, thanks for your nice words - you made me happy and saved my day. Btw: As we were thinking about a new 4k intro, we wanted to do something special. That's why we were so unhappy that the 4k compo at bp was cancelled. Anyway, watch out for some more stuff using this synth speech, we're preparing a package including sourcecode so that everybody can use and of course improve it. bye and see ya in oct., mws |
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Submitted by DeeKay on 8 April 2007
Very nice speechsynth! Pretty impressive, especially since nobody has done anything like this since back when SAM came out! ;-)
How did some guys that haven't touched a c64 in years come up with such an impressive thing? |
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Submitted by jailbird on 7 April 2007
| And that means no 4k magic from Krill this year? I'm very sad :'( |
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Submitted by hollowman on 7 April 2007
| the c64 4k compo was cancelled due to lack of entries. pretty cool 4k though |
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Submitted by jailbird on 7 April 2007
| It's a 4k, so I don't really know why was it competing in the demo category. |
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