Perhaps your robot needs to talk?

Robot voices can be programmed and controlled by computer.

Listen to artificial or synthesised voices

Welcome : http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Speech/101%20welcome.wav

Have a Nice Day : http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Speech/99%20have%20a%20nice.wav

Doors Opening : http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Speech/100%20doors%20opening.wav

I Wouldn\'t Do That : http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Speech/102%20i%20would%27nt.wav

Will your robot have a voice?

What kind of voice will you choose?

Try making your own voice sound like a robot :

You could experiment with voice changing toys like this one



Doctor Who: Cyberman Voice Changer


Explore ways of using your voice changer in the Robot song.
You could also try changing your voice using the Windows Sound Recorder [PDF:331KB] : http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Documents/Windows%20Sound%20Recorder%20TM.pdf




Find out about the Sector Control Robot :


You are sector controller of Centaurus A : http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Sounds/Liteningstn1.wav

You track spaceships entering and leaving your sector :
http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Sounds/Listeningstn2.wav


You have a Galactic translation device : http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Sounds/Listeningstn3.wav


Voices sound strange but you understand what they say :
http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Sounds/Listeningstn4.wav


To make your own robot voices, you\'ll need to use Audacity [PDF:253KB] :
http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Documents/Audacity%20PDF.pdf





Use the vanBasco karaoke player to learn the robot song

You can learn the Robot Song using the vanBasco karaoke player.

Click here to find out how to do this : http://www.tuned-in.org/sample/robots/Sounds/robotnew.mid