LinuxMusicians

There is a whole story on youtube how i did this. Now without watching it you'll think "whatever". But i think you as linux users in other words open for tinkering want to know more after you checked this out.

https://youtu.be/AWfDHl-b3dA

I hope you like it!

I go to bed now, my head hurts!

I don't disagree with your bold assertion I think you have also created a great parody system,
that would serve many senses of humor and irony. A skeletal Saylor Twift might be hilarious,
commenting on a football game and scolding her player-boyfriend for dropping a pass, might break what's left of the internet.
I can hear him saying, "I really REALLY hate my fingers!"

You might enjoy this: https://youtu.be/eeOEUAuXK5A

glowrak guy wrote: ↑Wed Oct 04, 2023 11:09 am

I don't disagree with your bold assertion I think you have also created a great parody system,
that would serve many senses of humor and irony. A skeletal Saylor Twift might be hilarious,
commenting on a football game and scolding her player-boyfriend for dropping a pass, might break what's left of the internet.
I can hear him saying, "I really REALLY hate my fingers!"

You might enjoy this: https://youtu.be/eeOEUAuXK5A

Lol! Thanks! Yeah i though everybody could make that statement when you work on something useless for six months. Anyway it is possible. Just write a script. Let swifty ai tts read them and sample them. Then i import them into renoise and start with the mouth, then neck, shoulder etc. I have to repeat every pattern for every servo separately. This is also a cool process because it becomes more and more lively.

Thanks for the feedback!