OnCourse Software

Axel H wrote:

Aibridge? This is available there, but not sure if this is the tool.

I think that is more for injecting data into the traffic table rather than view what is there

Yes, something like that I have also read now.

Have you thought about expanding the voice sets? Keeping the existing but maybe adding new sets for controllers also covering the eastern part? We have more and more sceneries covering Eastern Europe and also more coming in Asia where new control areas could be discovered with PF3, this would automatically lead to new airlines included

I think you will need volunteers for recording which is the point here :/

Cheers

We would always welcome new voice authors but it is one of the hardest things to get anyone interested in spending time recording their voice

I´m interested

Best

Matthias

dmarch wrote:

RALF9636 wrote:

Ok. Is there an easy way to make more voices say "Langen Radar" instead of "Dusseldorf" than only (haven't tried all of course) German Pilot 1?

No there isn't. The only way to do it is to create a new wav file but cutting and pasting sylables from other wav files to make the sound you require. It would also have to be done 238 times! That particular author (German pilot #1) took it upon himself to record 'Langen Rader' because, rightly or wrongly, the script at the time specified 'Dusseldorf Radar'. Had I spotted it back then I would have told him to change it.

Sounds like a job I would like doing...

dmarch wrote:

We would always welcome new voice authors but it is one of the hardest things to get anyone interested in spending time recording their voice

Sounds like fun ....!
Guess if you ask on this forum you would get lots of volunteers. So much aviation freeks here lol.

MaVe_64 wrote:

dmarch wrote:

RALF9636 wrote:

Ok. Is there an easy way to make more voices say "Langen Radar" instead of "Dusseldorf" than only (haven't tried all of course) German Pilot 1?

No there isn't. The only way to do it is to create a new wav file but cutting and pasting sylables from other wav files to make the sound you require. It would also have to be done 238 times! That particular author (German pilot #1) took it upon himself to record 'Langen Rader' because, rightly or wrongly, the script at the time specified 'Dusseldorf Radar'. Had I spotted it back then I would have told him to change it.

Sounds like a job I would like doing...

I'm sure if you started a new post and asked users what changes they would like I'm sure you would have plenty of sounds to manipulate!

MaVe_64 wrote:

dmarch wrote:

RALF9636 wrote:

Ok. Is there an easy way to make more voices say "Langen Radar" instead of "Dusseldorf" than only (haven't tried all of course) German Pilot 1?

No there isn't. The only way to do it is to create a new wav file but cutting and pasting sylables from other wav files to make the sound you require. It would also have to be done 238 times! That particular author (German pilot #1) took it upon himself to record 'Langen Rader' because, rightly or wrongly, the script at the time specified 'Dusseldorf Radar'. Had I spotted it back then I would have told him to change it.

Sounds like a job I would like doing...

Here I made the British Pilot (in the demo) say Langen Radar.
I think a Brit would pernounce it with a 'hard G'.

MaVe_64 wrote:

dmarch wrote:

No there isn't. The only way to do it is to create a new wav file but cutting and pasting sylables from other wav files to make the sound you require. It would also have to be done 238 times! That particular author (German pilot #1) took it upon himself to record 'Langen Rader' because, rightly or wrongly, the script at the time specified 'Dusseldorf Radar'. Had I spotted it back then I would have told him to change it.

Here I made the British Pilot (in the demo) say Langen Radar.
I think a Brit would pernounce it with a 'hard G'.

Good Job!

Only 235 to go...

MaVe_64 wrote:

Here I made the British Pilot (in the demo) say Langen Radar.
I think a Brit would pernounce it with a 'hard G'.

Cool!