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+ # Arturia's binaries are NEVER committed here. Firmware payloads, .mff
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+ # containers, bootloader dumps and factory vocabulary are the user's own
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+ microfreak-tools
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+ Copyright 2025-2026 Greg Bryant
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+ ================================================================================
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+ Mutable Instruments Plaits -- MIT
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+ ================================================================================
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+
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+ The MicroFreak's Speech engine is Mutable Instruments' Plaits LPC speech
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+ synthesiser. This was established by byte-exact comparison against
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+ `pichenettes/eurorack`, not by inference: the 14-byte frame struct, the
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+ 15-entry phoneme table, the quantisation lookup tables, the 640-entry
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+ excitation pulse, and the word banks all match the published MIT source
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+ value for value. The evidence is recorded in the companion
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+ analysis repository, microfreak-emu.
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+
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+ Because that upstream source is MIT, the tables in this repository are
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+ redistributable under the terms below. They are Emilie Gillet's work, not
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+ Arturia's and not this project's.
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+
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+ The following files contain material derived from `pichenettes/eurorack`:
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+
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+ microfreak/lpc.py
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+ the energy, period and k0..k9 quantisation tables, and
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+ the LPC bitstream layout, from
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+ plaits/dsp/speech/lpc_speech_synth_controller.cc and
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+ plaits/dsp/speech/lpc_speech_synth.h
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+
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+ plugins/speech/mfreak_speech/render.py
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+ a Python port of LPCSpeechSynth, and the 640-entry
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+ int8 excitation pulse `lut_lpc_excitation_pulse`,
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+ from plaits/dsp/speech/lpc_speech_synth.cc and
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+ plaits/resources.cc
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+
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+ Copyright 2016 Emilie Gillet.
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+ Author: Emilie Gillet (emilie.o.gillet@gmail.com)
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+ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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+ THE SOFTWARE.
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+
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+ ================================================================================
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+ Texas Instruments LPC10 speech data -- NOT redistributed
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+ ================================================================================
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+
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+ Plaits' five factory word banks are, in its own description, "LPC10-encoded
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+ speech data extracted from Texas Instruments ROMs". The MicroFreak's banks
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+ match them byte for byte.
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+
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+ This repository does not contain that data and must not come to contain it.
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+ The tooling reads the banks out of a firmware image the user already owns,
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+ at run time, and never writes them into source or into a committed artefact.
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+ Keep it that way: the MIT licence covering the Plaits code around them is
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+ not an obvious grant for speech recorded off a TI ROM, and nothing here
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+ depends on redistributing it.
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+
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+ ================================================================================
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+ Arturia -- no code, no binaries, no affiliation
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+ ================================================================================
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+ This project is not affiliated with, authorised by, endorsed by or connected
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+ to Arturia in any way. "Arturia" and "MicroFreak" are trademarks of their
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+ respective owners and are used here only to identify the hardware this
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+ tooling was written for.
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+
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+ No Arturia code or data is included in this repository, and none should
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+ ever be added to it. There are no firmware images, no bootloader dumps, no
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+ factory vocabulary banks, no factory presets and no protocol captures here --
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+ not gitignored copies of them, not samples of them, none. `.gitignore` refuses
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+ `*.mff`, `*.raw` and `*.bin` as a second line of defence, but the first is that
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+ every command takes the file it needs as an explicit argument.
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+
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+ Nothing is downloaded either. `fw patch` requires `--image`, pointing at a
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+ payload you already own, and refuses any payload whose sha256 is not the one
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+ its addresses were derived against.
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+ Source comments and docstrings here describe observed behaviour and give
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+ addresses within a firmware image. They do not reproduce it.
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+ Metadata-Version: 2.5
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+ Name: mfreak-speech
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+ Version: 0.1.0
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+ Summary: Put your own words on the MicroFreak's Speech engine: LPC analysis, a firmware patch, and SysEx uploads, for microfreak-tools. Not affiliated with Arturia.
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+ Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/gbryant/microfreak-tools
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+ Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/gbryant/microfreak-tools/issues
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ License-File: NOTICE
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+ Requires-Python: <3.15,>=3.11
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+ Requires-Dist: microfreak-tools<0.2,>=0.1.0
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+ Requires-Dist: numpy>=2.0
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+
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+ # mfreak-speech
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+
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+ Put your own words on the Arturia MicroFreak's Speech engine. A plugin for
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+ [microfreak-tools](https://github.com/gbryant/microfreak-tools). Not
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+ affiliated with Arturia.
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+
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+ uv tool install microfreak-tools --with mfreak-speech
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+
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+ Hear words the way the instrument will say them, with no instrument needed:
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+
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+ mfreak speech preview "hello there"
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+
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+ Putting them on the instrument needs its firmware patched first. This writes
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+ flash:
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+
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+ mfreak fw patch speech MicroFreak_Firmware_Update_5_0_0_2084.mff --out speech.mff
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+ mfreak fw flash speech.mff
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+ mfreak speech say "i am microfreak"
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+
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+ `mfreak speech` shows every step. Download the stock 5.0.0.2084 `.mff` from
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+ the MicroFreak page on arturia.com. To remove the patch, flash the stock
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+ `.mff`. Read "Before you flash" in the microfreak-tools README first.
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+
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+ Apache-2.0. The Speech synthesis is ported from Mutable Instruments Plaits,
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+ MIT; see NOTICE.
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+ # mfreak-speech
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+
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+ Put your own words on the Arturia MicroFreak's Speech engine. A plugin for
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+ [microfreak-tools](https://github.com/gbryant/microfreak-tools). Not
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+ affiliated with Arturia.
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+
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+ uv tool install microfreak-tools --with mfreak-speech
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+
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+ Hear words the way the instrument will say them, with no instrument needed:
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+
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+ mfreak speech preview "hello there"
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+
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+ Putting them on the instrument needs its firmware patched first. This writes
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+ flash:
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+
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+ mfreak fw patch speech MicroFreak_Firmware_Update_5_0_0_2084.mff --out speech.mff
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+ mfreak fw flash speech.mff
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+ mfreak speech say "i am microfreak"
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+
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+ `mfreak speech` shows every step. Download the stock 5.0.0.2084 `.mff` from
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+ the MicroFreak page on arturia.com. To remove the patch, flash the stock
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+ `.mff`. Read "Before you flash" in the microfreak-tools README first.
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+
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+ Apache-2.0. The Speech synthesis is ported from Mutable Instruments Plaits,
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+ MIT; see NOTICE.
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+ """mfreak-speech: speech vocabulary uploads, and the firmware patch they need."""
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+ from microfreak.plugin import Command, Firmware, Plugin
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+
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+ _PATCHED = "Needs firmware patched by `fw patch speech`."
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+
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+ GUIDE = """\
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+ Put your own words on the MicroFreak's Speech engine.
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+
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+ 1. Hear them first. No instrument needed:
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+ mfreak speech preview "hello there"
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+ Give text, an audio file, or nothing to record yourself.
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+
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+ 2. Install the speech firmware, once. Download the stock 5.0.0.2084 .mff
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+ from the MicroFreak page on arturia.com. This writes flash:
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+ mfreak fw patch speech MicroFreak_Firmware_Update_5_0_0_2084.mff --out speech.mff
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+ mfreak fw flash speech.mff
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+
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+ 3. Put words on it. Set the oscillator type to Speech; Shape picks the
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+ word, Wave picks the bank:
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+ mfreak speech say hello goodbye "thank you"
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+ mfreak speech banks --bank one two --bank goodbye
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+ mfreak speech banks --from vocab.txt
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+ Switching the instrument off brings the factory words back.
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+
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+ 4. Or make them permanent, in a firmware file to flash:
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+ mfreak speech embed speech.mff --from vocab.txt --out speech-words.mff
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+ mfreak fw flash speech-words.mff
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+
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+ `mfreak speech banks --help` describes a vocabulary file. To remove the
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+ firmware, flash the stock .mff.
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+
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+ Advanced: speech analyze, speech upload. Each has --help.
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+ """
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+
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+ plugin = Plugin(
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+ name="speech",
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+ help="put your own words on the Speech engine",
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+ firmware=Firmware(
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+ "mfreak_speech.firmware",
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+ help="stock firmware that also takes speech vocabulary uploads",
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+ identity="S"),
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+ doctor="mfreak_speech.doctor",
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+ guide=GUIDE,
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+ commands={
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+ "preview": Command(
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+ "mfreak_speech.preview",
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+ help="hear words as Speech, no instrument needed",
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+ writes="file",
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+ summary="Speak text, load audio or record, and play it back as "
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+ "the Speech engine would say it. No instrument or "
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+ "firmware needed."),
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+ "analyze": Command(
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+ "mfreak_speech.analyze",
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+ help="convert speech audio to LPC frames",
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+ writes="file", advanced=True,
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+ summary="Convert speech audio to LPC frames and report what the "
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+ "engine will keep and drop. Offline."),
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+ "say": Command(
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+ "mfreak_speech.cli", ["say"],
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+ help="put words on it (needs patched firmware)",
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+ device=True, writes="device",
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+ summary="Put words on the instrument, one per Shape position. "
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+ + _PATCHED),
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+ "banks": Command(
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+ "mfreak_speech.cli", ["banks"],
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+ help="one word bank per Wave knob position",
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+ device=True, writes="device",
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+ summary="Upload one word bank per Wave knob position. " + _PATCHED),
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+ "embed": Command(
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+ "mfreak_speech.embed",
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+ help="put your words in a firmware file",
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+ image=True, writes="file",
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+ summary="Wipe the word banks in a firmware file and write your "
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+ "own. Writes a file to flash with `fw flash`."),
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+ "upload": Command(
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+ "mfreak_speech.sysex",
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+ help="the low-level SysEx uploader",
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+ device=True, writes="device", advanced=True,
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+ summary="The low-level SysEx uploader behind `say` and `banks`. "
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+ + _PATCHED),
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+ },
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+ )