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voxgen

v1.1.0

Published

Speech synthesising from the cli using Half-Life and Black Mesa VOX voice packs

Downloads

23

Readme

VOX Gen

Speech synthesising from the cli using Half-Life and Black Mesa VOX voice packs

NPM Version NPM Downloads Install Size

Usage

Instant Use (via NPX)

$ npx voxgen lima sector unauthorized

Install Locally

$ npm i -g voxgen
  ...

$ vox forms status india

Basic Usage

Usage: vox [options] [words...]

 λ  Speech synthesising from the cli using Half-Life and Black Mesa VOX voice packs

Arguments:
  words                  words to say

Options:
  -V, --version          output the version number
  -v, --voice <voice>    Select voice (choices: "black-mesa", "half-life", default: "black-mesa")
  -f, --path [path]      Set voicepack path (override -v option)
  -l, --list [letter]    List words
  -s, --search <search>  Search in available words
  -c, --compact          Compact result
  -r, --repeat <n>       Repeat n times
  -p, --pause <n>        Pause between repeats (default: 1400)
  -d, --delay <n>        Delay between words (default: 350)
  -i, --ignore           Ignore errors
  -x, --random [n]       Pick random (n) words
  -h, --help             display help for command

You can use the wait:1234 modifier to add a custom delay (in milliseconds) between specific words.
e.g. $ vox echo go wait:1200 helium

Options

Change Voice-pack

-v, --voice <voice>

Change the voice to use

Example:

$ vox -v half-life helium warm expect
 λ  Synthesizing speech — using half-life voicepack
 λ  "helium warm expect"
 λ  Complete in 2261ms.

Custom Voice-pack path

-f, --path [path]

Use a custom directory, which is expected to have several .wav files, for the voxgen voice-pack.

Default path is the current working directory (./).

List Words

-l, --list [letter]

List the available words for the chosen voice-pack.

If letter provided it will be used to match words starting with letter (can be more than one letter).

Use in conjunction with -c for compact display result.

Search Words

-s, --search <search>

Like --list but search term is matched in any position of the word.

Compact Mode

-c, --compac

Reduces the output footprint on --list and when vocalizing.

Repeat Mode

-r, --repeat <n>

Repeat the vocalization n times.

Pause Duration

-p, --pause <n>

Adjust the pause between repeats when using with --repeat.

Delay Duration

-d, --delay <n>

Adjust the delay between individual words.

Note: Using wait:400 modifier will stagger with the delay - e.g. a wait:400 with a --delay 600 will result in a 1000ms pause.

Ignore Errors

-i, --ignore

Ignore any errors (non-existing words) and continue playing.

Random

-x, --random [n]

Generate a random vocalization - provide n number to specify the length in words of vocalization to generate.

Modifiers

Modifiers allow to use in place of words to execute a command such as a pause.

wait

Use wait:1234 as a word anywhere to generate a pause of 1234ms or any other duration.

Example:

$ vox green alert wait:1200 lima sector wait:1200 buzwarn wait:1200 buzwarn

 λ  Synthesizing speech — using black-mesa voicepack
 λ  "green alert wait:1200 lima sector wait:1200 buzwarn wait:1200 buzwarn"
 λ  Complete in 10577ms.