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13 Jan

MIDISpeak: Speak & Spell Retrofit MIDI Kit

MIDISpeak is a Speak & Spell retrofit MIDI kit that could be just what I need to relight my musical fire. Either that or it’ll just give me a great toy to fall asleap playing while drunk! Features include “adds a standard MIDI IN port to your Speak & Spell, Speak & Read, or Speak & Math. Non-English versions also supported. Trigger thousands of sounds, words, word fragments, garbled speech, percussion and bizarre sound effects. Easy installation. Free technical support.” Check out the MP3s, lovely! [via]

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2 Responses to “MIDISpeak: Speak & Spell Retrofit MIDI Kit”

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james Says:

Wicked. Crazy. Awesome. Thanks Reevo, this one put a smile on my face like you wouldn’t believe!
January 13th, 2006 at 6:05 pm
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Reevo Says:

Nice one, glad to share the joy.
January 13th, 2006 at 10:09 pm

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