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# Taranis-Voicebot
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A high-quality male-voiced soundpack for your Taranis or other OpenTX radio. Easily customisable, all sounds are generated by a script that pulls your phrases from a simple CSV file and names them appropriately.
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# Installation
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1. Click the **Clone or Download** button.
1. Click **Download Zip**.
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1. Copy the **SOUNDS/en** folder into the **SOUNDS** folder on your Taranis SD card. (You might want to keep your existing en folder somewhere. I called mine en-old.)
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1. [This is a great tutorial on setting up Taranis sounds](https://oscarliang.com/taranis-play-sound-track-mp3-files/).
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# Customisation
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1. Download `Taranis-Voicebot.sh` and `EN-Taranis-Daniel.csv` (all sounds will be generated, so no need to download these unless you want to).
1. Make `Taranis-Voicebot.sh` executable with `chmod +x Taranis-Voicebot.sh`
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1. Customise `EN-Taranis-Daniel.csv` with the phrases you'd like to use. It's best to add yours at the bottom - use the same filenames as the defaults and they will overwrite the originals. **NOTE:** you must leave a blank line at the end because of reasons. If you don't, the final sound will not be generated.
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1. Run `./Taranis-Voicebot.sh EN-Taranis-Daniel.csv` to generate the output folders and all all the sound files.
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1. Copy the SOUNDS folder to your Taranis SD card.
1. [This is a great tutorial on setting up Taranis sounds](https://oscarliang.com/taranis-play-sound-track-mp3-files/).