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Jameson Hodge
Builds CHIMERA, a voice synthesizer that simulates the airway in the browser.
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ScienceInteractive demoCHIMERA vocal synth
A voice grown from a simulated airway: drag the tongue, lips and jaw, type text to speak or notes to sing, and watch pressure and formants move live.
Topic guide featuring Jameson Hodge
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CHIMERA vocal synth
A voice grown from a simulated airway: drag the tongue, lips and jaw, type text to speak or notes to sing, and watch pressure and formants move live.
Topic guide How your voice makes every vowel
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About Jameson Hodge
Jameson Hodge builds CHIMERA, a free, open-source voice synthesizer that runs in the browser. Every sound comes from a simulated airway, lungs, vocal folds, a branched vocal tract, lips and nose, not from samples.
It speaks typed English or IPA, sings from a piano roll with lyrics, beatboxes, and gives voice to a songbird, a seal, an alligator and an elephant. Everything on its screen animates from the engine’s live state: air pressure, airflow, the vocal folds, spectra and formants. Its docs measure it against real speakers and a real singer, and say where it still falls short.
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