synthesizer | python sample mixer and sequencer , waveform synthesizer | Audio Utils library

I am working on a Christian app, all is going well, except for 1 thing: I can't solve how to get the label to update its text after my AVSpeechSynthesizer has finished speaking.

For example, after the prayer has finished being read, the text should update to "Play" again. It does this correctly in all other known scenarios (Pause works, Resume works, stop works, restart works, etc. as in the label updates accordingly).

Please see my code here:

I've recently replaced Win10 by Linux Debian 11.2 on my PC (hence I'm a newbee in Linux). Now, not all programs are available as deb-Files. I tried to compile source code - here a synthesizer ams-2.2.0 - from a tar.gz files (after unzipping into a separate folder) with steps (as written in the INSTALL.TXT to this source, and obviously usual)

In my app I have a behavior where it can happen that 2 AVSpeech synthesizers are playing at the same time and would therefore overlap. In this case, is there a way to cancel all voice output currently being played as soon as a new voice output is started? Thanks very much! This is my code:

So im trying to make the code neater by taking the code required to create a new button and chucking it into a function called makeButton.

Im very new to swift and Xcode, my thinking behind this is that in Java one would almost exclusively work with methods for greater abstraction so I should attempt to do the same here. This is the code I've written and I'm having a hard time understanding why im getting a compiler error; specifically: "type '()' cannot conform to 'View'." What am I doing wrong? It seems to me that this would totally work in Java. Here is my code:

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I have a UWP Desktop application with Text to Speech capabilities. In it, I have a TextBox to contain the text that will be executed by the Speech Synthesizer. During execution, the application selects the currently executed phrase. However, since the text is larger than the TextBox, I need to scroll the text so that the executed and selected phrase is visible to the user. How to do this? Any help is most welcome.

I'm using aws-cdk-lib (2.13.0). Here's a snippet of my code:

I've been working on a Tone.js synthesizer project for some time now.

For the record I will include the links: Repo Deployment (it is still under development as I am stuck with this issue)

I have encountered a serious issue that I couldn't manage to solve. I use the PolySynth with an FMSynth, but I've had the same issue with all the other synth types that I tried.

Whenever I am trying to tweak the parameters of the synth live (ex. detune, modulation index, amplitude envelope etc.) I get unexpected behaviour:

Most of the times, when I change the value of a parameter, it works at once, thus the sound gets modifidied according to the change I made, but the sound is then stuck to the first modified value, even if I keep changing the value of the parameter.

Then sometimes I get the modified sound every second time I play a note on the synth. One time I get the modified sound and then next time the original sound without any modification, then the modified sound again and so on.

Somestimes it works, but I am still stuck on the first modification.

Sometimes it works randomly, after playing some notes first.

Sometimes it works at once, but then some specific notes produce the unmodified original sound, regardless of my modification (and still the synth stops responding to any further parameter changes).

This is happening with every parameter but volume: volume works as intended every time.

Let's use Modulation index as an example (the same happens with detune, harmonicity and attack - those are the parameters I've implemented for the time being). Originally, I use NexusUI components, but for this I wil be using a regular HTML slider (to prove that NexusUI is not the problem). It can be found in the deployment website I provided and in the repo. This is my code:

In the main JavaScript file, I create the synth and send it to destination:

Here's how I'm instantiating my stack:

So for this let's just use the test program provided by Microsoft to keep it simple. Before running it you will need to go to manage NuGet package for project and add speech.synthesis. But after doing so, it will work.