festival.el
provides a simple interface into the festival speech
synthesis program.
festival.el
provides a simple interface into the festival speech
synthesis program. Commands
include:
Command | Purpose |
---|---|
festival-start |
Start a festival process |
festival-stop |
Stop a festival process |
festival-say |
Prompt for some text and say it |
festival-read-file |
Read the content of a file |
festival-read-buffer |
Read the content of the current buffer |
festival-read-region |
Read the content of the current active region |
festival-intro |
Play the standard festival intro |
festival-voice-english-male |
Select the standard English male voice |
festival-voice-US-male |
Select the standard US male voice |
festival-voice |
Prompt for and select a voice |
festival-hook-doctor |
Hook into the Emacs psychotherapist |
festival-unhook-doctor |
Unhook the Emacs psychotherapist |
festival-hook-message |
Read any message displayed in the minibuffer |
festival-unhook-message |
Stop reading any message displayed in the minibuffer |
festival-hook-error |
Read any error displayed in the minibuffer |
festival-unhook-error |
Stop reading any error displayed in the minibuffer |
festival-describe-function |
Read the description of a given Emacs function |
festival-spook |
Excite any hidden microphones |
BTW, it was only once I'd more or less finished writing the first version of this that I noticed that a festival.el comes with festival itself (yeah, I know, I should spend more time examining the contents of software packages). As it is, I decided to press on with this anyway because I'd done a couple of different things and, more importantly, I was having far too much fun.