The staring point for doing speech recognition on an Arduino based board is TensorFlow Light For Microcontrollers with the example sketch called micro_speech! I have presented a DRAFT proposal for a Micro Speach API in one of my last posts. In the meantime I have finally managed to adapt the Read more…
In one of my latest Blogs I described how the API for an easy to use the micro_speech should look like. However I was struggling to make it work. So I decided to do some baby steps and make the existing example work first with my audio-tools library. We need Read more…
The staring point for doing speech recognition on an Arduino based board is TensorFlow Light For Microcontrollers with the example sketch called micro_speech! There are quite a few alternative Arduino Libraries for TensorFlow Light but honestly the situation is rather dire and I could not find any version which would Read more…
In my introductory blog, I have described that it would be cool to remove the silence from the recorded samples. If we look at one of the recordings we can see that they start and end with some silence: I have created a SilenceRemovalConverter which does exactly this. The first Read more…
I the last Blog I introduced you to my new Simple TTS Arduino Library which is available on Github. I used the Text-to-Speech (TTS) functionality of Google Translate to generate the mp3 files, which was quite tedious to do manually. Then I executed xxd to generate a .h file from Read more…
Last year I was digging into Arduino Based TTS Solutions and came to the conclusion that the available engines will not provide any quality audio and therefore recommended to consider an approach which is based on recorded audio samples. Today I took the opportunity to create the new arduino-simple-tts project Read more…
So far I was always using the Arduino based SD API to access files on a SD drive. But there are plenty of existing libraries which expect to use stdio.h operations to work with files. So I was digging into the topic and to my surprise this is possible: You Read more…
Quite some time ago I have identified Maximilian as interesting tool which can be used to implement synthezisers. Maximilian is a cross-platform and multi-target audio synthesis and signal processing library. So I was wondering if it is possible to use it on Arduino based Microcontrollers. In the meantime the adapted Read more…
The last couple of days I have spent to add SDIF audio output support to my Arduino AudioTools library and I would like to thank joba-1 for testing the solution. Together with my ESP32-A2DP Bluetooth library we can build now a Bluetooth receiver that outputs the audio signals as SPDIF Read more…
For quite some time I was wondering why my arduino-fdk-aac library was using so much memory for the encoding of AAC files. Now that I have an AudioKit working with the debugger it was easier to analyze the situation and – oh boy – I found quite some errors. So Read more…