jamesondh/chimera-vocal-synth
the ultimate vocal synthesizer - sing, speak, beatbox, and more
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A physical-modeling voice synthesizer in the browser. Every sound comes from a simulated airway (lungs, vocal folds or syrinx, a branched vocal tract, lips, nose), not from samples. The engine is Rust, compiled to WebAssembly for an AudioWorklet; the same code runs natively for tests and the chimera CLI. computer keyboard and Web MIDI. gestures and prosody, with the gestural score and a consonant chart on screen. Male, female and child bodies blend continuously. Everything on screen animates from live engine state: pressure in the airway, airflow, the vocal folds, spectra and formants. Needs Rust with the…
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the ultimate vocal synthesizer - sing, speak, beatbox, and more
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- Owner
- jamesondh
- Primary language
- Rust
- Stars
- 316
- Forks
- 35
- Open issues + pull requests
- 6
- License
- MIT
- Archived
- No
- Default branch
- main
- Created
- 2026-11-05T19:10:42.000Z
- Last push
- 2026-11-08T12:21:05.000Z
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