Paul Riker

I'm looking to do some basic voice/speech recognition within Max/MSP...I need my patch to recognize around 50 words. I know about listen~, but I am unaware of any equivalent for Windows.

Does anyone know of any Windows externals for voice recognition?

I'm looking to do some basic voice/speech recognition within Max/MSP...I need my patch to recognize around 50 words.  I know about listen~, but I am unaware of any equivalent for Windows.  

speech-recognition-for-windows

I'm also looking for speech recognition in max for windows. Just wondering if you had any luck finding an external for it?

hey,
I'm also looking for speech recognition in max for windows. Just wondering if you had any luck finding an external for it?
cheers
adam


it was suggested to use an external speech recognition software>send its

output to clipboard> cut and paste to max.

there was a port of the java sphinix engine to max but its not public as of

> I'm also looking for speech recognition in max for windows. Just wondering

> if you had any luck finding an external for it?

it was suggested to use an external speech recognition software>send its
output to clipboard> cut and paste to max.
there was a port of the java sphinix engine to max but its not public as of
yet.

On 8/13/07, adam synnott  wrote:
>
>
> hey,
> I'm also looking for speech recognition in max for windows. Just wondering
> if you had any luck finding an external for it?
> cheers
> adam
>

I've done a little research into windows speech software. they have released an sdk for it. I'm planning to write a windows app in c# that outputs the words to max via OSC or something. i'll let you know how it goes.

Is the clipboard way that you suggested very "realtime"?

if so, it might save me a whole bunch of coding.

heya,
I've done a little research into windows speech software. they have released an sdk for it. I'm planning to write a windows app in c# that outputs the words to max via OSC or something. i'll let you know how it goes. 

Is the clipboard way that you suggested very "realtime"?
if so, it might save me a whole bunch of coding.

i only fantasizing, but most packages have dictation mode that should be

btw. dont know of an external to access the window clipboard ? (DOShack ?)

> I've done a little research into windows speech software. they have

> released an sdk for it. I'm planning to write a windows app in c# that

> outputs the words to max via OSC or something. i'll let you know how it

> Is the clipboard way that you suggested very "realtime"?

> if so, it might save me a whole bunch of coding.

i only fantasizing, but most packages have dictation mode that should be
real time.
btw. dont know of an external to access the window clipboard ? (DOShack ?)

On 8/13/07, adam synnott  wrote:
>
>
> heya,
> I've done a little research into windows speech software. they have
> released an sdk for it. I'm planning to write a windows app in c# that
> outputs the words to max via OSC or something. i'll let you know how it
> goes.
>
> Is the clipboard way that you suggested very "realtime"?
> if so, it might save me a whole bunch of coding.
>
> cheers
> adam
>

probebly better to write to plain text and read by filein

> i only fantasizing, but most packages have dictation mode that should be

> btw. dont know of an external to access the window clipboard ? (DOShack ?)

> > I've done a little research into windows speech software. they have

> > released an sdk for it. I'm planning to write a windows app in c# that

> > outputs the words to max via OSC or something. i'll let you know how it

> > Is the clipboard way that you suggested very "realtime"?

> > if so, it might save me a whole bunch of coding.

On 8/13/07, yair reshef  wrote:
>
> i only fantasizing, but most packages have dictation mode that should be
> real time.
> btw. dont know of an external to access the window clipboard ? (DOShack ?)
>
> On 8/13/07, adam synnott  wrote:
> >
> >
> > heya,
> > I've done a little research into windows speech software. they have
> > released an sdk for it. I'm planning to write a windows app in c# that
> > outputs the words to max via OSC or something. i'll let you know how it
> > goes.
> >
> > Is the clipboard way that you suggested very "realtime"?
> > if so, it might save me a whole bunch of coding.
> >
> > cheers
> > adam
> >
>
>

Speech Recognition for Windows?