Monet 0.9.1 (v5) Release Notes

Released August 24, 2004

Currently Known Issues

General Improvements

Intonation window

A lot of work has been done on Intonation window, and it should be fully functional—you can load, save, edit and print intonation contours.

Bug Fixes

Monet 0.9.1 (v4) Release Notes

Released July 28, 2004

General Improvements

Monet 0.9.1 (v3) Release Notes

Released July 13, 2004

General Improvements

Monet 0.9.1 (2004-05-22) Release Notes

Released May 22, 2004

This was the first build made available to Len Manzara, Craig Schock, and David Hill. It could read the original .monet files, and read/write a new XML file format. It could also play the sound directly from the app, although not in real time—it generates the entire sound, and then plays it. This also included an application called GnuSpeech (for lack of a better name), which you can use to look up pronunciations and generate phone strings. It is a limited port of some of the original code, so it doesn't include the number parser or the letter to sound parts. It is very sensitive to the input -- words must be separated from each other and from punctuation by exactly one space, and there must not be a trailing newline. Words that are not found in the dictionary use appear as a "bzzzzt" sound. Only the first pronunciation listed in the dictionary for a word is used.


Last modified: 2004-08-22