def test_funcs():
print('Testing basic functions')
ph = speech.translate('hello world')
assert ph == ' /HEHLOW WERLD'
speech.pronounce('PIHTHUN', pitch=32, speed=60, mouth=100, throat=150)
speech.say('hello')
speech.sing('YEHSTERDEY5')
def test_funcs():
print('Testing basic functions')
ph = speech.translate('hello world')
assert ph == ' /HEHLOW WERLD'
speech.pronounce('PIHTHUN', pitch=32, speed=60, mouth=100, throat=150)
speech.say('hello')
speech.sing('YEHSTERDEY5')
def beat_box(sound):
if sound:
display.show(Image.HEART)
sleep(10)
display.clear()
speech.pronounce(sound)
else:
sleep(gap)
def canta():
enciende_farol()
microbit.display.show(microbit.Image.MUSIC_QUAVERS)
# The say method attempts to convert English into phonemes.
speech.say("Puedo cantar!")
microbit.sleep(1000)
speech.say("Escuchame!")
microbit.sleep(1000)
# Clearing the throat requires the use of phonemes. Changing
# the pitch and speed also helps create the right effect.
speech.pronounce("AEAE/HAEMM", pitch=200, speed=100) # Ahem
microbit.sleep(1000)
# Singing requires a phoneme with an annotated pitch for each syllable.
solfa = [
"#115DOWWWWWW", # Doh
"#103REYYYYYY", # Re
"#94MIYYYYYY", # Mi
"#88FAOAOAOAOR", # Fa
"#78SOHWWWWW", # Soh
"#70LAOAOAOAOR", # La
"#62TIYYYYYY", # Ti
"#58DOWWWWWW", # Doh
]
# Sing the scale ascending in pitch.
song = ''.join(solfa)
speech.sing(song, speed=100)
# Reverse the list of syllables.
solfa.reverse()
song = ''.join(solfa)
# Sing the scale descending in pitch.
speech.sing(song, speed=100)
microbit.display.show(microbit.Image.HAPPY)
apaga_farol()
import speech
from microbit import sleep
# The say method attempts to convert English into phonemes.
speech.say("I can sing!")
sleep(1000)
speech.say("Listen to me!")
sleep(1000)
# Clearing the throat requires the use of phonemes. Changing
# the pitch and speed also helps create the right effect.
speech.pronounce("AEAE/HAEMM", pitch=200, speed=100) # Ahem
sleep(1000)
# Singing requires a phoneme with an annotated pitch for each syllable.
solfa = [
"#58DOWWWWWW", # Doh
"#62REYYYYYY", # Re
"#70MIYYYYYY", # Mi
"#78FAOAOAOAOR", # Fa
"#88SOHWWWWW", # Soh
"#94LAOAOAOAOR", # La
"#103TIYYYYYY", # Ti
"#115DOWWWWWW", # Doh
]
# Sing the scale descending in pitch.
song = ''.join(solfa)
speech.sing(song, speed=100)
# Reverse the list of syllables.
solfa.reverse()
def pronounce(text=None):
""" translate and pronounce """
text = choose(sayings, text)
speech.pronounce(speech.translate(text))
data = incoming.split("#")
else:
data[0] = "none"
if gesture == "face up":
pin1.write_analog(70)
speech.say("zzz")
display.scroll("NNN")
sleep(3000)
elif data[0] == 'flash':
# If there's an incoming "flash" message display
# the firefly flash animation after a random short
# pause.
sleep(random.randint(50, 350))
display.show(flash, delay=100, wait=False)
speech.pronounce("AE/H", pitch=200, speed=100)
sleep(500)
elif data[0] == 'name':
# If there's an incoming "flash" message display
# the firefly flash animation after a random short
# pause.
sleep(random.randint(50, 350))
speech.say("Hello", pitch=200, speed=100)
speech.say(data[1], pitch=200, speed=100)
sleep(500)
elif gesture == "shake":
display.show(angry)
speech.say("stop it")
elif button_a.is_pressed():
display.show(sad)
pin1.write_analog(100)
radio.off()
confirm()
elif cmd == 'radio.reset':
radio.reset()
confirm()
elif cmd == 'radio.send_bytes':
radio.send_bytes(to_bytes(params[1]))
confirm()
elif cmd == 'radio.receive_bytes':
msg = radio.receive_bytes()
print(from_bytes(msg) if msg else '')
elif cmd == 'speech.translate':
print(escape(speech.translate(unescape(params[1]))))
elif cmd == 'speech.pronounce':
speech.pronounce(unescape(params[1]), \
pitch=int(params[2]), speed=int(params[3]), \
mouth=int(params[4]), throat=int(params[5]))
confirm()
elif cmd == 'speech.say':
gc.collect()
speech.say(unescape(params[1]), \
pitch=int(params[2]), speed=int(params[3]), \
mouth=int(params[4]), throat=int(params[5]))
confirm()
elif cmd == 'speech.sing':
speech.sing(unescape(params[1]), \
pitch=int(params[2]), speed=int(params[3]), \
mouth=int(params[4]), throat=int(params[5]))
confirm()
elif cmd == 'speaker.on':
speaker.on()
from microbit import *
#from microbit import speech
#from microbit import random
import speech
import random
location = random.choice(["einem Kiesel", "einer Wiese", "dem Zwiesel"])
action = random.choice(["sass", "stand", "lag", "schlief"])
subj = (["Wiesel"])
prop = random.choice(["Bachgeriesel", "Schneegriesel", "einer Pfuetze Diesel"])
clue = random.choice(["das Mondkalb", "der Nachtalb"])
attitude = random.choice(["um des Reimes Willen", "um einfach mal zu chillen"])
poem = [
"Das aesthetische Wiesel frei nach Christian Morgenstern",
"Ein {}".format(subj), "{} auf".format(action), "inmitten {}".format(prop),
"Wisst ihr, weshalb?", "{} verriet es mir im Stillen:".format(clue),
"Das raffinierte Tier tats {}".format(attitude)
]
for line in poem:
speech.say(line, speed=120, pitch=100, throat=100, mouth=200)
speech.pronounce(line, pitch=100, speed=48, mouth=128, throut=128)
sleep(500)
import speech
from microbit import sleep
# The say method attempts to convert English into phonemes.
speech.say("I can sing!")
sleep(1000)
speech.say("Listen to me!")
sleep(1000)
# Clearing the throat requires the use of phonemes. Changing
# the pitch and speed also helps create the right effect.
speech.pronounce("AEAE/HAEMM", pitch=200, speed=100) # Ahem
sleep(1000)
# Singing requires a phoneme with an annotated pitch for each syllable.
solfa = [
"#115DOWWWWWW", # Doh
"#103REYYYYYY", # Re
"#94MIYYYYYY", # Mi
"#88FAOAOAOAOR", # Fa
"#78SOHWWWWW", # Soh
"#70LAOAOAOAOR", # La
"#62TIYYYYYY", # Ti
"#58DOWWWWWW", # Doh
]
# Sing the scale ascending in pitch.
song = ''.join(solfa)
speech.sing(song, speed=100)
# Reverse the list of syllables.
solfa.reverse()
def show_and_pronounce(word):
string = speech.translate(word)
speech.pronounce(string,speed=120, pitch=100, throat=100, mouth=200)
display.scroll(word)
import speech
speech.say("Hello world")
speech.say("I am a Daleak - Exterminate!",
speed=120,
pitch=100,
throat=100,
mouth=200)
speech.pronounce("/HEH5EH4EH3EH2EH2EH3EH4EH5EHLP.")
import math
display.show(Image.HAPPY)
while True:
while button_a.is_pressed():
pin0.set_analog_period_microseconds(256)
pin2value = pin2.read_analog()
pin1value = pin1.read_analog()
while button_b.is_pressed():
duration = pin2.read_analog()
step = pin1.read_analog()
for i in range(0, 1023, 1):
for j in range(0, duration, step):
pin0.write_analog(i)
for i in range(1023, 0, -1):
for j in range(0, duration, step):
pin0.write_analog(i)
music.pitch(pin2value, pin1value)
sleep(pin1value)
while button_b.is_pressed():
pin2value = pin2.read_analog()
pin2value = math.floor(pin2value / 4)
pin1value = pin1.read_analog()
pin1value = math.floor(pin1value / 4)
string = speech.translate("Rock on!")
speech.pronounce(string,
speed=120,
pitch=pin2value,
throat=100,
mouth=pin1value)
import speech
import time
from microbit import *
last_gesture = accelerometer.current_gesture()
while True:
gesture = accelerometer.current_gesture()
if last_gesture != gesture:
if gesture == "left":
speech.pronounce("CHUXAH", speed=150, mouth=70)
elif gesture == "right":
speech.pronounce("IHAA", speed=150, mouth=90)
elif gesture == "up":
speech.pronounce("/HOW4", speed=150)
elif gesture == "down":
speech.pronounce("CHEY4", speed=150)
last_gesture = gesture
import speech
speech.pronounce("SAANLAENTAAN", pitch=40, speed=100, mouth=128, throat=128)
# speech.pronounce("/HEH5EH4EH3EH2EH2EH3EH4EH5EHLP.")
# The speech module is not in the microbit library.
# We have to import it separately
import speech
from microbit import *
# Use say in order to make your micro:bit say things.
'''
speech.say('Hackonnect is the best.')
sleep(1000)
speech.say('I agree.')
sleep(1000)
'''
# Of course, in order to make sounds that cannot be described by words, we need another method.
# For this, we can use phenomes with the pronounce() function.
'''
speech.pronounce('/HEH5EH4EH3EH2EH2EH3EH4EH5EHLP')
# You can also use translate in order to translate English into Phenomes
speech.pronounce(translate('Aww, I\'m so sorry!'))
sleep(1000)
# We can also use different pitches with sing.
sing('#115DOWWWW')
'''
# Of course, this is a really hard way to play music.
# We can use the music module to play music.
from music import *
# Here is how musical notes work with the microbit:
