Who in the right mind would record a chinese VB now :D
basically the reclist is just a full list of chinese pin yin
the full reclist contains the 4 different sounds (which i am lazy to do) for every sound. so if there are 100 sounds in the lite list, you record 400 sounds in total [1 x 4 = 4 sounds each]:
a1 = Ä (a straight line on top of the vowel) = you read it with a higher pitch
a2 = á (a / on top of the vowel) = you read it with an increasing pitch.
a3 = Ä (a v on top of the vowel) = you read it with a questioning tone (huh? <- pronounce this word and exaggerate on the questioning tone. Do you hear your pitch going down and up again?)
a4 = Ã (a \ on top of vowel) = you read it with an impact in the beginning (HAH! <-- read this while thinking that you've won a match or a game victoriously, your voice starts of strong then fades out right?)
pin yin grabbed from here:
http://www.chinahighlights.com/travelguide/learning-chinese/chinese-pinyin.htm
the link contains how to read too
a, ai, an, ang, ao
ba, bai, ban, bang, bao, bei, ben, beng, bi, bian, biao, bie, bin, bing, bo, bu
ca, cai, can, cang, cao, ce, cei, cen, ceng, cha, chai, chan, chang, chao, che, chen, cheng, chi, chong, chou, chu, chua, chuai, chuan, chuang, chui, chun, chuo, ci, cong, cou, cu, cuan, cui, cun, cuo
da, dai, dan, dang, dao, de, dei, den, deng, di, dian, diao, die, ding, diu, dong, dou, du, duan, dui, dun, duo
e, ê, ei, en, er
fa, fan, fang, fei, fen, feng, fo, fou, fu
ga, gai, gan, gang, gao, ge, gei, gen, geng, gong, gou, gu, gua, guai, guan, guang, gui, gun, guo
ha, hai, han, hang, hao, he, hei, hen, heng, hm, hng, hong, hou, hu, hua, huai, huan, huang, hui, hun, huo
ji, jia, jian, jiang, jiao, jie, jin, jing, jiong, jiu, ju, juan, jue, jun
ka, kai, kan, kang, kao, ke, kei, ken, keng, kong, kou, ku, kua, kuai, kuan, kuang, kui, kun, kuo
la, lai, lan, lang, lao, le, lei, leng, li, lia, lian, liang, liao, lie, lin, ling, liu, long, lou, lu, luo, luan, lun, lü, lüe
m, ma, mai, man, mang, mao, mei, men, meng, mi, mian, miao, mie, min, ming, miu, mo, mou, mu
n, na, nai, nan, nang, nao, ne, nei, nen, neng, ng, ni, nian, niang, niao, nie, nin, ning, niu, nong, nou, nu, nuo, nuan, nü, nüe
o, ou
pa, pai, pan, pang, pao, pei, pen, peng, pi, pian, piao, pie, pin, ping, po, pou, pu
qi, qia, qian, qiang, qiao, qie, qin, qing, qiong, qiu, qu, quan, que, qun
ran, rang, rao, re, ren, reng, ri, rong, rou, ru, rua, ruan, rui, run, ruo
sa, sai, san, sang, sao, se, sei, sen, seng, sha, shai, shan, shang, shao, she, shei, shen, sheng, shi, shou, shu, shua, shuai, shuan, shuang, shui, shun, shuo, si, song, sou, su, suan, sui, sun, suo
ta, tai, tan, tang, tao, te, teng, ti, tian, tiao, tie, ting, tong, tou, tu, tuan, tui, tun, tuo
wa, wai, wan, wang, wei, wen, weng, wo, wu
xi, xia, xian, xiang, xiao, xie, xin, xing, xiong, xiu, xu, xuan, xue, xun
ya, yan, yang, yao, ye, yi, yin, ying, yong, you, yu, yuan, yue, yun
za, zai, zan, zang, zao, ze, zei, zen, zeng, zha, zhai, zhan, zhang, zhao, zhe, zhei, zhen, zheng, zhi, zhong, zhou, zhu, zhua, zhuai, zhuan,
zhuang, zhui, zhun, zhuo, zi, zong, zou, zu, zuan, zui, zun, zuo
OTO.ini:
the way you normally do for a CV voicebank
Alias:
for LITE reclist, you DON'T NEED IT.
for FULL reclist, you may need it.
full reclist aliasing:
for now. i dont know how to type chinese pin yin.
anyway -copy and pastes-
bai1 = bÄi
bai2 = bái
bai3 = bÄi
bai4 = bà i
a useful website tocopy han yu pin yin from refer to if you can't find someone who list down all the stroke on top of the vowel you can use http://nciku.com its a chinese/english dictionary so yea :D
you may nowdie from recording this bunch of shit
basically the reclist is just a full list of chinese pin yin
the full reclist contains the 4 different sounds (which i am lazy to do) for every sound. so if there are 100 sounds in the lite list, you record 400 sounds in total [1 x 4 = 4 sounds each]:
a1 = Ä (a straight line on top of the vowel) = you read it with a higher pitch
a2 = á (a / on top of the vowel) = you read it with an increasing pitch.
a3 = Ä (a v on top of the vowel) = you read it with a questioning tone (huh? <- pronounce this word and exaggerate on the questioning tone. Do you hear your pitch going down and up again?)
a4 = Ã (a \ on top of vowel) = you read it with an impact in the beginning (HAH! <-- read this while thinking that you've won a match or a game victoriously, your voice starts of strong then fades out right?)
pin yin grabbed from here:
http://www.chinahighlights.com/travelguide/learning-chinese/chinese-pinyin.htm
the link contains how to read too
a, ai, an, ang, ao
ba, bai, ban, bang, bao, bei, ben, beng, bi, bian, biao, bie, bin, bing, bo, bu
ca, cai, can, cang, cao, ce, cei, cen, ceng, cha, chai, chan, chang, chao, che, chen, cheng, chi, chong, chou, chu, chua, chuai, chuan, chuang, chui, chun, chuo, ci, cong, cou, cu, cuan, cui, cun, cuo
da, dai, dan, dang, dao, de, dei, den, deng, di, dian, diao, die, ding, diu, dong, dou, du, duan, dui, dun, duo
e, ê, ei, en, er
fa, fan, fang, fei, fen, feng, fo, fou, fu
ga, gai, gan, gang, gao, ge, gei, gen, geng, gong, gou, gu, gua, guai, guan, guang, gui, gun, guo
ha, hai, han, hang, hao, he, hei, hen, heng, hm, hng, hong, hou, hu, hua, huai, huan, huang, hui, hun, huo
ji, jia, jian, jiang, jiao, jie, jin, jing, jiong, jiu, ju, juan, jue, jun
ka, kai, kan, kang, kao, ke, kei, ken, keng, kong, kou, ku, kua, kuai, kuan, kuang, kui, kun, kuo
la, lai, lan, lang, lao, le, lei, leng, li, lia, lian, liang, liao, lie, lin, ling, liu, long, lou, lu, luo, luan, lun, lü, lüe
m, ma, mai, man, mang, mao, mei, men, meng, mi, mian, miao, mie, min, ming, miu, mo, mou, mu
n, na, nai, nan, nang, nao, ne, nei, nen, neng, ng, ni, nian, niang, niao, nie, nin, ning, niu, nong, nou, nu, nuo, nuan, nü, nüe
o, ou
pa, pai, pan, pang, pao, pei, pen, peng, pi, pian, piao, pie, pin, ping, po, pou, pu
qi, qia, qian, qiang, qiao, qie, qin, qing, qiong, qiu, qu, quan, que, qun
ran, rang, rao, re, ren, reng, ri, rong, rou, ru, rua, ruan, rui, run, ruo
sa, sai, san, sang, sao, se, sei, sen, seng, sha, shai, shan, shang, shao, she, shei, shen, sheng, shi, shou, shu, shua, shuai, shuan, shuang, shui, shun, shuo, si, song, sou, su, suan, sui, sun, suo
ta, tai, tan, tang, tao, te, teng, ti, tian, tiao, tie, ting, tong, tou, tu, tuan, tui, tun, tuo
wa, wai, wan, wang, wei, wen, weng, wo, wu
xi, xia, xian, xiang, xiao, xie, xin, xing, xiong, xiu, xu, xuan, xue, xun
ya, yan, yang, yao, ye, yi, yin, ying, yong, you, yu, yuan, yue, yun
za, zai, zan, zang, zao, ze, zei, zen, zeng, zha, zhai, zhan, zhang, zhao, zhe, zhei, zhen, zheng, zhi, zhong, zhou, zhu, zhua, zhuai, zhuan,
zhuang, zhui, zhun, zhuo, zi, zong, zou, zu, zuan, zui, zun, zuo
OTO.ini:
the way you normally do for a CV voicebank
Alias:
for LITE reclist, you DON'T NEED IT.
for FULL reclist, you may need it.
full reclist aliasing:
for now. i dont know how to type chinese pin yin.
anyway -copy and pastes-
bai1 = bÄi
bai2 = bái
bai3 = bÄi
bai4 = bà i
a useful website to
you may now