Is it possible to generate audio files in Festival by piping the output to some other program? I'm trying to find out how to convert an xml file to a audio file, using Festival's "singing synthesis" option.
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For a file called "america1.xml", you would use this command:
text2wave -mode singing america1.xml -o america1.wavto generate a wav file.I found this information here: http://festvox.org/docs/manual-1.4.3/festival_29.html