we have cited the URL as a reference for the Prosynth project in the
PROCSY paper, which I gave to Rich McGowan. We didn't made any specific
claim about the content and in retrospective I frankly don't know what has
driven us to cite this page instead of the York page
(http://www.york.ac.uk/~lang19/) which would have been much more sensible
regarding the information provided by that page. Maybe be just happened
because I have bookmarked the UCL-Page as "ProSynth Home Page". I am
verry sorry if that has caused any embarrasment. Should we for future use
than agree on having the York page as main entry to all the Prosynth
Information on the Web (or did we already?) ?
Sebastian
On Fri, 9 Oct 1998, J.House wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I've just received the following message, and am a bit hazy about what is
> currently where on our website(s). The URL quoted below allows you to
> browse the corpora and to test the parser, but as far as I can see has no
> links to any example syntheses, e.g. Sebastian and Sarah's, or Mark's
> prosody ones. How many of these are public domain and how do we access
> them? Sebastian, what did you claim was at the URL below?
>
> We really need to get our website act together...
>
> Best, Jill
>
> >Return-Path: <mcgowan@sens.com>
> >Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1998 16:20:09 -0400
> >From: Richard McGowan <mcgowan@sens.com>
> >Organization: Sensimetrics Corp.
> >To: jill@phonetics.ucl.ac.uk
> >Subject: Web Site
> >
> >Jill House,
> >
> > Sebastian Heid references http://synth.phon.ucl.ac.uk/prosynth/
> >for information on your synthesis. Is this correct? Do you have
> >examples on the Web?
> >
> >Richard McGowan
> >
> >
>
>
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