Podcasts about speech synthesis

In this episode of the Making Sense of Technology and Multimedia Podcast, host Daniel Douglas explores the world of speech synthesis and AI voice cloning. He discusses the background of speech synthesis technology, from early attempts using mechanical parts to the advancements in neural networks that have led to more natural and humanlike speech. Daniel also shares his personal experience with using AI voice cloning for this episode, as he was unable to speak due to a medical issue. He discusses the pros and cons of speech synthesis AI software, including its benefits for accessibility and content creation, as well as the ethical concerns and potential for miscommunication. Daniel emphasizes the importance of finding a balance between harnessing the potential of speech synthesis for good and addressing the challenges and dilemmas that arise.

This week Ron and Ed literally explore the boundaries of AI by conducting an interview with an AI incarnation of Peter Drucker. Using ChatGPT and Speech Synthesis from ElevenLabs, Ron and Ed ask the questions and ChatGPeterD provides the answers. Topic range from knowledge workers, to annual appraisals, to AARs, to consulting in a hot tub.

This week Ron and Ed literally explore the boundaries of AI by conducting an interview with an AI incarnation of Peter Drucker. Using ChatGPT and Speech Synthesis from ElevenLabs, Ron and Ed ask the questions and ChatGPeterD provides the answers. Topic range from knowledge workers, to annual appraisals, to AARs, to consulting in a hot tub.

Voiseed CEO and Co-founder Andrea Ballista joins SlatorPod to discuss the machine dubbing startup's approach to operating and developing their AI-based virtual voice engine, Revoiceit. Andrea talks about how his passion for music as a child led him to founding audio localization studio Binari Sonori, which he sold to Keywords Studios in 2014, and why he is now launching Voiseed.He shares his impressions from this year's Game Developers Conference where there was a lot of interest in new technologies, voice cloning solutions, and the development of emotional synthetic voices.Andrea unpacks Revoiceit's ability to understand the voice and emotional profile of the user and transfer both profiles into the target language. Voiseed has been profiling vocal delivery and creating a data set, so the system can have a wider knowledge of human emotion in terms of voice and language.On the topic of large language models (LLMs), Andrea is not worried about the implications of LLMs like ChatGPT as they have had two years to build a dataset on vast amounts of voice content. He talks about Voiseed's early financial backers and shares the story behind applying for blended finance (grants and equity) from the European Innovation Council Fund and LIFTT.Andrea shares his experience hiring during the lockdown and their approach to investing in ‘cool' people and helping them grow through their incentive plan. The pod wraps up with Voiseed's product roadmap, where they aim to improve features with more emotion control and work on how to create new voices that can be used in multiple projects.

Recent Text-to-Speech (TTS) systems trained on reading or acted corpora have achieved near human-level naturalness. The diversity of human speech, however, often goes beyond the coverage of these corpora. We believe the ability to handle such diversity is crucial for AI systems to achieve human-level communication. Our work explores the use of more abundant real-world data for building speech synthesizers. We train TTS systems using real-world speech from YouTube and podcasts. We observe the mismatch between training and inference alignments in mel-spectrogram based autoregressive models, leading to unintelligible synthesis, and demonstrate that learned discrete codes within multiple code groups effectively resolves this issue. We introduce our MQTTS system whose architecture is designed for multiple code generation and monotonic alignment, along with the use of a clean silence prompt to improve synthesis quality. We conduct ablation analyses to identify the efficacy of our methods. We show that MQTTS outperforms existing TTS systems in several objective and subjective measures. 2023: Li-Wei Chen, Shinji Watanabe, Alexander I. Rudnicky https://arxiv.org/pdf/2302.04215v1.pdf

Text to speech (TTS) has made rapid progress in both academia and industry in recent years. Some questions naturally arise that whether a TTS system can achieve human-level quality, how to define/judge that quality and how to achieve it. In this paper, we answer these questions by first defining the human-level quality based on the statistical significance of subjective measure and introducing appropriate guidelines to judge it, and then developing a TTS system called NaturalSpeech that achieves human-level quality on a benchmark dataset. 2022: Xu Tan, Jiawei Chen, Haohe Liu, Jian Cong, Chen Zhang, Yanqing Liu, Xi Wang, Yichong Leng, Yuanhao Yi, Lei He, F. Soong, Tao Qin, Sheng Zhao, Tie-Yan Liu Ranked #1 on Text-To-Speech Synthesis on LJSpeech https://arxiv.org/pdf/2205.04421v2.pdf

Interested in Microsoft Shares Text to Speech Synthesis Language Model Vall-E? Check out the latest video and resources from Tyler Bryden on Microsoft Shares Text to Speech Synthesis Language Model Vall-E!

We propose AudioStyleGAN (ASGAN), a new generative adversarial network (GAN) for unconditional speech synthesis. As in the StyleGAN family of image synthesis models, ASGAN maps sampled noise to a disentangled latent vector which is then mapped to a sequence of audio features so that signal aliasing is suppressed at every layer. To successfully train ASGAN, we introduce a number of new techniques, including a modification to adaptive discriminator augmentation to probabilistically skip discriminator updates. ASGAN achieves state-of-the-art results in unconditional speech synthesis on the Google Speech Commands dataset. 2022: Matthew Baas, H. Kamper https://arxiv.org/pdf/2210.05271v1.pdf

Emmy Award-winning Respeecher is changing the speech synthesis game. Move over TTS and SSML, and enter Speech to Speech.CEO, Alex Serdiuk, joins us to share more.Supporting UkraineThe VoiceLunch Foundation is taking donations to help support the voice lunch and voice technology community in Ukraine. VUX World has, of course, donated. I plead with you to donate too.Donate hereLearn more at https://respeecher.com**Presented by Deepgram and Symbl.ai**Deepgram is a Speech Company whose goal is to have every voice heard and understood. We have revolutionized speech-to-text (STT) with an End-to-End Deep Learning platform. This AI architectural advantage means you don't have to compromise on speed, accuracy, scalability, or cost to build the next big idea in voice. Our easy-to-use SDKs and APIs allow developers to quickly test and embed our STT solution into their voice products. For more information, visit: https://deepgram.com/vuxworldSee how easy it is to add simple but powerful call coaching and call tracking functionality to your customer experience solutions with Symbl.ai's customizable Conversation Intelligence APIs. From calls to videos to text conversations — apply best in class contextual AI in no time by getting started for free at https://symbl.aiRunning order:00:00 Intro and presenting Deepgram and Symbl.ai04:05 Welcome Alex and closing the Ukraine airspace08:40 About Respeecher12:40 Sourcing voices14:10 Nixon and winning an Emmy17:37 Process of creating speech to speech25:34 Limitations of TTS for long for audio29:00 The future of voice acting34:25 Voice marketplace38:00 Pricing of speech to speech voices42:00 How to achieve higher quality voices43:30 Accessibility48:50 Endless use cases51:00 Ethics55:54 Outro and more information See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the month of March 1987 many games were released for the Commodore 64. In episode forty-seven of Zapped to the Past, we look at some of those games, including the mesmerising Mutants, the rotational Raid 2000 and the fiery Falcon Patrol 2 and wonder how many toilets were ruined doing the research for Tracker… Games covered in this episode: Mutants Star Soldier Future Knight The Double  Tracker  Pneumatic Hammers Raid 2000 Tomahawk Falcon Patrol 2 Find us here: https://zappedtothepast.com/ Please visit the website of David Hearne Writer - our amazing show sponsor: https://www.davidhearnewriter.com/ If you would like to help us out and join our Patreon, find it here: https://www.patreon.com/zappedtothepast Additional links mentioned in the Podcast: Floy Joy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhT5vTN7mT0 FGTH final release: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Js_bi9Xz4wY Text for Terence Trent D'Arby speech: Sweetheart listen, I know the last few pages haven't been good for the both of us and I've caused you a lot of grief. But put those bags down, o.k.? Before you make a decision like that, please just listen to me 'Cos I don't want you to leave. I definitely don't want you to leave. Just hear me out. Speech Synthesis tools: https://www.naturalreaders.com/online/ or https://simulationcorner.net/index.php?page=sam The Genesis Effect: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52XlyMbxxh8 Magnum Pan Pipes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3Hf7GuOmBM Slowed down Jolene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMrfM711vXI Message from Mark King: Original: Zzz-tp. Beedop pl-me tum ta-to poom. Da-dun-q-tngggg. Do-di-naaaag mob-ib p-ing-smannng dor-de-meng. Ang, de-fang-me-ting-de-chibmmm. Translates:  ZTTP, please stop implying my thumbs are too powerful. They are just quite strong. Though this is the 9th mobile phone I've smashed for this message. Also, my favourite meal is chips.

Neural vocoders, used for converting the spectral representations of an audio signal to the waveforms, are a commonly used component in speech synthesis pipelines. It focuses on synthesizing waveforms from low-dimensional representation, such as Mel-Spectrograms. In recent years, different approaches have been introduced to develop such vocoders. However, it becomes more challenging to assess these new vocoders and compare their performance to previous ones. To address this problem, we present VocBench, a framework that benchmark the performance of state-of-the art neural vocoders. 2021: Ehab A. AlBadawy, Andrew Gibiansky, Qing He, Jilong Wu, Ming-Ching Chang, Siwei Lyu https://arxiv.org/pdf/2112.03099v1.pdf

Sarah Ing joins Judith to explore speech synthesis, ie creating a Sarah and Judith voice. In this episode you'll hear the synthetic voices they created using Descript's new feature, Overdub, which promises "ultra-realistic voice cloning",  made by the Lyrebird team. They discuss what it took and if it's worth it. Stay tuned for the postscript by fake Judith about what it was like editing the show with descript and overdub!Sarah's Podcast: the breakup evolution - following personal stories of how people evolve from breakup, addiction and moreDescript's Overdub by Lyrebird Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hotnewtech)

Voice technology will be the game changer in voice e- commerce in coming years. Here is mini preview of what it might be like. A little food for thought today.

Strap yourselves in as this episode packed to the rafters! Coming up... Mark almost chokes on his Meal Deal, everything you didn't know about rainbows, why it's time to start reconnecting with the real world, Damo stares at a raisin and take a big deep breath because Deepfake is already here and the information apocalypse is upon us! --- ** YOUR HOSTS ** Damo & Mark --- ** HOW TO LISTEN** Our Podcast is brilliantly hosted on Anchor. You can also listen and/or subscribe to us on the following platforms: Apple Podcasts / Google Podcasts / Pocket Casts / Spotify --- ** GET IN TOUCH ** Thanks for listening! Please drop us a line at imfinecast@gmail.com with any feedback or questions. You can follow us on social media: Instagram / Twitter / Facebook --- ** SHOW NOTES ** This is where we like to keep all the references and links to what we've talked about in this episode. --- Rainbows Are Circles --- Making Sense with Sam Harris - The Information Apocalypse (Nina Schick) --- Six U.S. Presidents read "Fuck Tha Police" by N.W.A. (Speech Synthesis) --- https://thiscatdoesnotexist.com / https://thispersondoesnotexist.com --- De-aging Robert Deniro in The Irishman [DeepFake] --- Stop Doing ‘Busywork' And Start Doing Important Work Instead --- Advice On Overcoming Your Gym Anxiety --- ** MUSIC ** I'm Fine Theme Music by the Monkey Fighters Check them out on Spotify or follow them on social media: Instagram / Twitter / Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imfinecast/message

Brand recognition has long been about logos, taglines, and advertising campaigns, but what if you could use a voice that sounded like your brand to add another level of brand awareness? This is one of the many interesting services ReadSpeaker, an innovative text-to-speech company offers, and its founder and CTO, Niclas Bergström, joins us today. In this episode, we learn more about the company and the variety of products they offer. From web-based SaaS solutions for management and educational systems to hyper-customized voices for brands, their solutions can be deployed to any hardware ranging from embedded systems to high-capacity servers on their cloud. From there, we dive into what it takes to build a voice for brands. There are so many characteristics that make voices what they are, which is why brands and ReadSpeaker need to have a common understanding of what makes a voice what it is. As the industry evolves, so too do the expectations of what a synthetic voice can do, and while people have become much more accepting of them, it’s still important to realize their limitations. We discuss these constraints along with when to use a human voice over a synthetic one. From there, we dive into what the tech giants are doing in the space, and why Niclas believes that small companies will lead the innovation charge rather than the last players. We round the show off by talking about the future of the industry generally as well as for ReadSpeaker specifically, and there are some big things on the horizon.Highlights● Available at http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-ep072Quotes from the show[05:55] In a branded voice, you can communicate the company’s values.[07:24] How does your brand sound? That is the important question.[48:10] We are not trying to fool people[51:05] It’s great to be in this industry at this time because it’s never been more funLinks to clickDigital Book World 2020 Conference

On this week's podcast, media expert Tom Cheredar helps us examine the cutting edge of deepfaked video and speech... and its potential benefits and dangers. What We're Playing With Andy:  The Simpsons: The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson Tosin: live edge slab table The Drill Down Video of the Week Video Deepfake: Robert Downey Jr and Tom Holland in Back to the Future Audio Deepfake: Various celebrities reading “Navy Seal copypasta” Martin Luther King, Jr. John F. Kennedy Alec Guinness A Guide to Speech Synthesis with Deep Learning Audible Book of the Week The Reality Game by Samuel Woolley Sign up at AudibleTrial.com/TheDrillDown Music Break: Lies by Thompson Twins Hot Topic: Deepfakes Twitter Just Released Its Plan To Deal With Deep Fakes We've Just Seen the First Use of Deepfakes in an Indian Election Campaign Deepfakes, videos manipulated by face-swapping technology, are showing up on the wildly popular 60-second video app TikTok Deepfakes and deep media: A new security battleground Subscribe! The Drill Down on iTunes (Subscribe now!) Add us on Stitcher! The Drill Down on Facebook The Drill Down on Twitter The Drill Down is a roundtable-style audio podcast where we discuss the most important issues of the week, in tech and on the web and how they affect us all. Hosts are social media enthusiast Andrew Sorcini (Mr. BabyMan), marketing research analyst Dwayne De Freitas, and Vudu product manager Tosin Onafowokan.

What would you do with a cloned version of your voice? What if it sounded so real, it could turn text into jokes and even sing? What if someone cloned Her Majesty The Queen's voice? This week, James is joined by Dr. Matthew Aylett, a recognized world authority in speech technology research and development and was working at the International Computer Science Institute (ICSI) at Berkeley, California, before returning to Scotland in late-2005 to co-found CereProc. Matthew helps patients with conditions like throat cancers and neurological disorders to clone their voices and is exploring many other value propositions in health and healthtech. Prior to ICSI he was the senior development engineer at speech synthesis leader Rhetorical Systems (later acquired by Scansoft), which he joined at its formation. At Rhetorical, Matthew was responsible for the design, implementation, and testing of the company's core speech technology. Before Rhetorical, he spent five years at the University of Edinburgh researching speech and dialogue technologies. Dr. Matthew Aylett holds a BA in Computing and Artificial Intelligence from the University of Sussex, and an MSc with Distinction and PhD in Speech and Language Technology from the University Of Edinburgh. info@cereproc.com | www.cereproc.com For more information and content, check out our website www.hs.ventures. You can follow us on Twitter @HSVenture, on Instagram @hs.ventures, on Linkedin at HS. and you can email us at info@hs.live You can get our host, Dr. James Somauroo, at www.jamessomauroo.com and you can follow him on Twitter @jamessomauroo, on Instagram @j_soms and on Linkedin at james-somauroo

Joe and Rolf discuss recent research finding that recordings from the brain can be used to reconstruct the speech that is being thought about. Getting into the prospects of mind-reading and other futuristic possibilities, they discuss some of the limitations of research in the area and what makes progress so difficult. Source material: Speech Synthesis from Neural Decoding of Spoken Sentences (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1119-1) by G. Anumanchipalli et al. (2019) YouTube video of the model (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbX9FLJ6WKw)

This episode we're talking Artificial Intelligence, Deepfakes, Speech Synthesis, the Hyperloop, Tesla Tunnel, AMD vs Intel, and more!   Intro music produced by AMPROD http://www.amprodbeats.net/ Outro music produced by Wxsterr https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-x8fx_BXLfmfmYTUOIxP7A

The system of human perceptions is multi-faceted and voice is one of the perceptions that people pay the most attention to in Artificial Intelligence areas. Sogou established a speech recognition team in 2012 to explore technologies such as intelligent voice and machine translation. Now it is obviously a leader in the Chinese voice technology field. In this episode, we've invited Chen Wei, the Chief Scientist of Sogou Voice Interaction Technology Centre, to introduce the technological breakthroughs in speech recognition, machine translation and speech synthesis behind Sogou translation products. Chen Wei and his team also developed the Zhiyin OS system which is a system with multi-modal perception capabilities including speech recognition, handwriting recognition and lip-reading ability. The edge of this technology also extends to areas such as hardware and visual identification. Perks for our listeners: You can find a promotion code to get free tickets for NewCo Shanghai 2018 in this episode. Limited tickets and first come, first serve. https://chinaccelerator.com/newco-shanghai-2018/ Show notes: 01:23 Introduce Chen Wei 02:14 His interest in voice AI technology 03:17 Simultaneous translation demo in Chinese, English and Spanish 04:56 The job of the Voice Interaction Technology Centre 04:49 The technology breakthroughs of the translator 06:09 The technology challenges of speech recognition in 42 languages 12:44 How does the Sogou input method work 15:10 Explain the meaning of “Zhiyin” in Chinese 15:39 The reason that Sogou creates a new system Zhiyin 16:40 Realize AI technology in different Sogou products and develop Zhiyin system for different partners 18:24 Why Sogou produces a translation hardware device 19:37 Other interfaces for translation except for the voice 21:21 Future projects, such as lip recognition and virtual anchor 24:07 Potential partnerships 24:41 The gap between the industry and the universities 25:22 How to contact Chen Wei Feel free to leave a comment and start a conversation with us! If you have an ideal guest whom you would like to listen to, please let us know and we'll do our best to realize it! Many thanks to our host Oscar Ramos and guest Chen Wei, editor David and Geep, producer Eva Shi, organizer Chinaccelerator and sponsor People Squared. Be sure to check out our website www.chinaccelerator.com

1717 Encore of 1308 Progress in Speech Synthesis (Apr. 19, 2017) Show Notes Much adaptive technology relies on speech synthesis, which has evolved from humble beginnings to nearly human sounding speech. Hosts Nancy Goodman Torpey and Peter Torpey talk with Andrew Breen, director of innovation for text to speech at Nuance Communications, about the history, … Continue reading 1717 Encore of 1308 Progress in Speech Synthesis (Apr. 19, 2017) →

The HP Series 80 (HP83/85/86/87) This episode is the third and final in a series about the Hewlett Packard HP-85 computer, or more accurately, the entire line of similar computers known as the HP Series 80.  Once again, I have the tremendously knowledgeable duo of Everett Kaser and Vassilis Prevelakis helping me impart information to you about that venerable line of historically significant desktop computers.  In this episode, we will primarily be covering tech specs, peripherals, expansion, magazines and newletters, books, emulation, modern upgrades, connectivity to modern computers, buying one today, community and Web sites.  Wow, now that I list this out, it’s obvious we have a lot to cover.  In addition, I will briefly talk about my new vintage computer acquisitions, feedback and perhaps a little news. Links Mentioned in the Show: New Acquisitions Vic-20 Behr-Bonz Cart - http://sleepingelephant.com/ipw-web/bulletin/bb/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7513 TI-59 Gummy Wheel Repair Kit - http://www.ebay.com/itm/TEXAS-INSTRUMENTS-TI-59-CALCULATOR-CARD-READER-GUMMY-WHEEL-REPAIR-KIT-/262695021491 TI Calculator Keyboard - https://www.amazon.com/Texas-Instruments-Keyboard-Graphing-Calculators/dp/B00007K7JE Atari Macro Assembler - http://mixinc.net/atari/amac.htm TI-99 Multi-Plan, Porting from Excel - http://atariage.com/forums/topic/245707-porting-from-ms-excel-spreadsheets-to-ms-multiplan-on-the-ti99/ new C64 podcast - Reset magazine - https://soundcloud.com/reset-magazine/reset-podcast-e01-the-hewson-episode Upcoming Shows VCF East - http://vcfed.org/wp/festivals/vintage-computer-festival-east/, March 31-April 2, 2017, InfoAge Science Center, 2201 Marconi Rd., Wall, NJ, 07719 KFest - https://www.kansasfest.org/, Rockhurst University, July 18th-23rd Commodore Vegas Expo v13 - July 29-30, 2017, California Hotel & Casino, 12 E. Ogden Ave., downtown Las Vegas, Nevada - http://www.commodore.ca/forum/viewforum.php?f=6 Tandy Assembly - Chillicothe, Ohio, The event will tentatively be held on the weekend of 6-8 October 2017 Tech Specs Audio of William Tell Overture from Vassilis Prevelakis recorded as his HP-85B was playing the piece - HP85-WilliamTell.mp3 Speech-Synthesis card - article in Professional Computing - V1N1 page 45 “Series 80 Talks Back” by Loren Koehler - https://groups.io/g/hpseries80/files/Professional%20Computing%20Magazine/Professional%20Computing%20V1N1-1984.pdf Popular Magazines/Newsletters HP’s Basic Exchange Newsletter - available from Museum of HP Calculators document archive or at HP Computer Museum - http://www.hpmuseum.org/software/swcdp.htm#be Professional Computing - for Hewlett Packard Personal Computer Users, 1984-1985 - https://groups.io/g/hpseries80/files/Professional%20Computing%20Magazine News 80s - until late ‘84 migrating readers to Professional Computing - http://www.biblewitness.org/technical/HP_Series-80/ Books/Manuals HP 85 Owner's Manual and Programming Guide - http://www.series80.org/PDFs/HP85-MainBW.pdf The Introduction to the HP-86B - http://www.series80.org/PDFs/HP86B-Intro.pdf The Introduction to the HP-87 - http://www.series80.org/PDFs/Intro87.pdf Software The Forth ROM was recovered with the help of Everett Kaser and Don Person, but was written by Larry Woestman. The following ZIP file contains source code as well as image files for the HP-85 and HP-87: HP-85 / HP-87 Forth ROM: HP_Series_80_Forth.zip André Koppel wrote some utilities for the HP-87 called SYSEXT, which he transferred to a ROM. This can be downloaded together with a manual in German from http://www.akso.de/index.php?id=hp_series_80&L=1 Modern Upgrades expansion - PRM-85 (Bill Kotaska (USA), with support from John Shadbolt (UK))  e-mail if interested HP85 recreation with an FPGA - FPGA HP85B SD or CF card interface - HP85DISK - HP-85 Disk Emulator using AVR and MicroSD card for classic HP series 80 computers - https://github.com/magore/hp85disk by Mike Gore Connectivity to Modern Computers Transferring diskette images from an HP-86/7 to a PC via a serial connection - based on an article by Pete Goffinet published in the PPC Computer Journal (V3N1, January/February 1984) - http://www.series80.org/Articles/uploading-disk-images.html transfer data from an HP85 computer with 5.25" double floppy drive to DOS or UNIX - http://www.series80.org/Articles/xfer-to-dos.txt Emulation Series 80 Emulator by Everett Kaser - http://www.kaser.com/hp85.html Series 80 Emulator by Oliver De Smet - https://sites.google.com/site/olivier2smet2/hpseries80 go87 - Free HP 87 emulator for android - https://sites.google.com/site/olivier2smet2/home/go87 Community https://groups.io/g/hpseries80 http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/ Current Web Sites http://www.kaser.com/hp85.html http://www.series80.org/index.html Museum of HP Calculators - Dave Hicks - http://www.hpmuseum.org/hp85.htm - lots of manuals for the Series 80 HP Computer Museum - http://hpmuseum.net/  Jon Johnston, founder and curator lost his life in April 2016 HP Memory Project - http://www.hpmemoryproject.org/ Larry Atherton's HP-85 refurbishment site. Larry completely rebuilds HP-85 computers , replacing the tape drive with a reliable QIC drive. - http://myworld.ebay.com/la-tech-renewal “Hewlett Packards New Personal Computer, the HP-85”, Byte Magazine V5N3 - http://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1980-03/1980_03_BYTE_05-03_Computers_in_the_Labratory#page/n63/mode/2up HP-85 tear-down video (EEVblog) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5SzKM7g5Ds Dave Jones - Aussie - Electronic Engineering Video Blog HP-85 demo video (EEVblog) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yac6YByAcRc Repairing the HP-85 Computer (EEVblog) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14KncLx5frg CuriousMarc's 16-volume video series on testing and repairing different parts of the HP-85 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrOKgf0Js8A&list=PL-_93BVApb5-EQPTni9sjxKhQsb2BzvWR Article from Byte Magazine about the HP-85 - http://www.series80.org/ByteArticle/index.html HP86B page by Guillaume Tello - http://gtello.pagesperso-orange.fr/hp86_e.htm HP Series 80 Links - http://vintagecomputers.site90.net/hp85/links.htm

Ever wondered who this voice is you hear in the speech of "Ghostbusters" for the C64 and Atari? Who invented speech synthesis and speech recognition? Forrest Mozer did! In our interview with him he talks about his invention and the story behind it!