Recording List Download Thread

Uh,is there a japanese VCV reclist that is in romaji?
I don't have my computer in japanese,so it shows random symbols.

That's the renzoku reclist.

Haloheroine wrote:~Romaji Reclists~
reclist-7-renzoku ROMAJI TRANSLATED ~Aline supplied it, but if I remember correctly, Aisu made it...? Please correct me.

this one to be exact...

Err... How about Russian sounds? I've recorded the basic Japanese bank, and I'm working on some basic English sounds, but I don't really know what extra sounds need to be added for Russian.

...xD Contribution thread = for contribution.
You should make another thread for questions like this.

But uh... Well, I don't know Russian... After a little while of listening and a phoneme chart I could probably knock up a CV VC reclist of sorts, but I think it's best you do it yourself.

Just find all the sounds in Russian that English DOESN'T have. Preferably any vowel sounds you don't have. English should really have them all, though D: Then find the consonant sounds and odd sounds English doesn't have, and add them to the front of all the vowels you need (or the back, in some cases; that's when you get VCs) and VOILA. Instant Russian, that may or may not be any good in the end XD

Pretty sure Ren. Is trying to make a Russian Reclist, Katarina has some Russian samples I think.

Haloheroine wrote:...xD Contribution thread = for contribution.
You should make another thread for questions like this.

Oh gosh, sorry about that. Whoops. ;////;'''

But yes, that's basically what I'm trying. I'm having a hard time finding phenome charts, though... I guess I'll listen to Russian songs or something and wing it. \o''/

I don't know, but can I get Indonesian reclist?
yeah, I'm Indonesian. I know I could be the only one who wants the Indonesian reclist, so maybe can someone tell me how to make reclist?

@Fia:
Well,what sounds does Indonesian have?

well.. just like japanese does but in indonesian there're;
ng, nga, ngi, ngu, ngo,
a low e (how should I put it; erm.. just like e in "delicious" maybe?) and the following consonants before it (ex: me, ne, ke, nye, all with low e),
simple consonants (like only r, m, k, l, vice versa),
ja, ji, ju, je, jo,
la, li, lu, le, lo, (I don't know if they should be the same with ra, ri, ru)

I guess those're all. I'll tell you if I haven't put other syllables.

Well...Use the japanese reclist and just add up those?

yep

oh, and please add "ti, tu, ca, ci, cu, ce, ce (with low e), co, fa, fi, fe, fo"