Voice/moaning with bluetooth speaker

AIMD · Post by **AIMD** » Fri Apr 05, 2024 6:46 pm

Bought a few mini bluetooth speakers from Aliexpress https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004 ... CA%21%21AB because I think my companion should make appreciative noises, especially with my fantastic lover skills...

The speaker has quite good sound even inside her mouth.

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The speaker is small enough to go fairly deeply into her mouth without bulging the face too much and the sound can be changed (sound file quality and realism helps) by adjusting the opening of the mouth (if possible) or by kissing. If your companion doesn't have an open mouth or you want oral capabilities placing the speaker in a choker necklace on her/his neck seems to work fairly decently. Turning the speaker upwards and slightly pressing it against the bottom of the head makes the sound seem like it's coming more from the inside of the mouth although it's a little more muffled.
I was thinking about using bluetooth headphones but felt they might take away from the experience.

The appreciative noises come from here: https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php? ... f1df416838 (well, and me, to be honest

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So, I'm just wondering what others do for the squeals, moans, complaining, etc. if their companions don't have vocal capability?

AIMD · Post by **AIMD** » Mon Apr 08, 2024 9:50 pm

Did an experiment with various devices--headphones, a phone beside her head, desktop computer, and the small bluetooth speaker. The spatial displacement was quite noticeable with the desktop and the phone since the sound emanated in a location away from from her. With the headphones the sound came from inside my head and although the sound quality was better and a little more immersive it still didn't feel right. The speaker inside her mouth, in my opinion, was the best option even though there were no movements to accompany the sounds, and the speaker location is not optimal but regular dolls aren't designed for sound. Of course all of this is pretty obvious but just throwing it out there in case someone has a better idea (besides getting an AI doll).

AIMD · Post by **AIMD** » Mon Apr 08, 2024 10:09 pm

Just had a thought (do my best thinking in the bathroom...), since a human skull plays an important part in voice resonance and timbre do you think a bone conduction speaker placed against the fibreglass skull would work? Would the skull vibrate enough or would the TPE deaden it? I placed the small speaker against the skull in the back and of course the sound came through but as soon as the head was turned the source was obvious. Do you think it would be an idea to drill a hole in the back of the head and insert the speaker so it's facing forward? The "skin" of the head would cover it, no interference (possibly) with the oral cavity, the sound would emanate from inside the head in close proximity to the mouth, and the speaker could be easily recharged or removed when the doll is cleaned--or so I assume with these ideas. Anyone have any thoughts or experiments in this direction?

Technician · Post by **Technician** » Wed Apr 10, 2024 8:23 am

This isold news actually. If you search, it's all been done and been done and then some. For sounds consider downloading Audacity, and then just rip whatever you want from free porn, ASMR is good, making breathing tracks and playing them back over BT if incredible for me.

AIMD · Post by **AIMD** » Wed Apr 10, 2024 11:45 am

Technician wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 8:23 am This isold news actually. If you search, it's all been done and been done and then some.

Where? I searched but couldn't find anything. (This site really needs subcategories for organization). Do you have links?

For sounds consider downloading Audacity, and then just rip whatever you want from free porn, ASMR is good, making breathing tracks and playing them back over BT if incredible for me.

Already do that with Audacity but others might not know, and I definitely agree with the ASMR. There are so many different styles, voices, and sounds out there. With a little chopping and splicing in Audacity a person can create customized tracks.
Or maybe use text to speech for a more personalized conversation, unless an AI chatbot is preferred.

Space1invader · Post by **Space1invader** » Wed Apr 10, 2024 12:28 pm

Nice, but I think it should be waterproof and litle bit smaller.

Technician · Post by **Technician** » Mon Apr 15, 2024 8:36 pm

AIMD wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 11:45 am Where? I searched but couldn't find anything. (This site really needs subcategories for organization). Do you have links?

Apologies for my earlier post. I didn't mean to be short or dismissive of your idea, by all means keep thinking, please keep working on this. Every mind that sets itself towards adding realism to our hobby is valuable and has something to bring to the table.

If you use the search term "bluetooth speaker" many pages will come up, at least back to 2019, possibly 2018. Back in 2019 I saw, from another user like you, that these little BT speakers were a thing and jumped in. I totally hijacked a thread by IndaGF, but at least I did good work in it.
My Bubbles went through several versions of this mod, currently she has actual ear canals to small microphones and nasal passages to direct the sound out from inside her skull to the center of her face. The experience is quite realistic.

viewtopic.php?t=121089&hilit=adding+voice

I've also written some simple AI chatbots and a BIG randomly timed C++ program to randomly make suggestions, breathing sounds, sighs and such.

There's no shortage of AI that will run on a phone, but as a matter of preference I try to keep my conversations with my dolls local, and not sent to a server online for privacy so I don't use things like Replika.

Audacity is awesome, but you have to find media with little to no background noise. With the software it's possible to grab whole phrases or the tiniest breath, gasp, or even a hard consonant and save them as a new file for use.
Also Audacity can be used to change pitch, tempo, volume and much more to tailor the sounds as you hear them from inside the doll, allowing you to overcome any muffling effects.

This past year's time I actually paid a voice actress to do phrases for me with mixed results.

viewtopic.php?p=2332695#p2332695

There has been a lot of work done by a lot of members, most notably Christines Man, he's done some next level shit with Christine.

viewtopic.php?p=1691048#p1691048

Keep thinking, working, and innovating.....

silicon · Post by **silicon** » Tue Apr 16, 2024 5:37 am

Thanks for the info but can anyone tell me please say. I'm playing a blue film on my computer what would I have to buy in order to send a Bluetooth signal to the mini speaker..

AIMD · Post by **AIMD** » Tue Apr 16, 2024 11:08 am

silicon wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 5:37 am Thanks for the info but can anyone tell me please say. I'm playing a blue film on my computer what would I have to buy in order to send a Bluetooth signal to the mini speaker..

If your computer doesn't have Bluetooth already (which is usually part of the wifi card) you can buy a USB Bluetooth adapter and set it up according to instructions for your operating system. Phones and tablets are easier to connect to..

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AIMD · Post by **AIMD** » Tue Apr 16, 2024 12:38 pm

Technician wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 8:36 pm
AIMD wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 11:45 am Where? I searched but couldn't find anything. (This site really needs subcategories for organization). Do you have links?
Apologies for my earlier post. I didn't mean to be short or dismissive of your idea, by all means keep thinking, please keep working on this. Every mind that sets itself towards adding realism to our hobby is valuable and has something to bring to the table.

If you use the search term "bluetooth speaker" many pages will come up, at least back to 2019, possibly 2018. Back in 2019 I saw, from another user like you, that these little BT speakers were a thing and jumped in. I totally hijacked a thread by IndaGF, but at least I did good work in it.
My Bubbles went through several versions of this mod, currently she has actual ear canals to small microphones and nasal passages to direct the sound out from inside her skull to the center of her face. The experience is quite realistic.

viewtopic.php?t=121089&hilit=adding+voice

I've also written some simple AI chatbots and a BIG randomly timed C++ program to randomly make suggestions, breathing sounds, sighs and such.

There's no shortage of AI that will run on a phone, but as a matter of preference I try to keep my conversations with my dolls local, and not sent to a server online for privacy so I don't use things like Replika.

Audacity is awesome, but you have to find media with little to no background noise. With the software it's possible to grab whole phrases or the tiniest breath, gasp, or even a hard consonant and save them as a new file for use.
Also Audacity can be used to change pitch, tempo, volume and much more to tailor the sounds as you hear them from inside the doll, allowing you to overcome any muffling effects.

This past year's time I actually paid a voice actress to do phrases for me with mixed results.

viewtopic.php?p=2332695#p2332695

There has been a lot of work done by a lot of members, most notably Christines Man, he's done some next level shit with Christine.

viewtopic.php?p=1691048#p1691048

Keep thinking, working, and innovating.....

Uh....wow.... Thank you sooooo much for these links, I couldn't find them on my own! (PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE let's convince the moderators/programming people to create subcategories so this stuff is easier to find and we're not reinventing the wheel).
The work you all are doing is amazing! I'm trying to duplicate it but in a more simpler form so anyone can do it. Did a lot of reading and was focusing on sensors along with wiring issues. Instead of touch sensors what about capacitive like the Thermin, but dialed down to very small localized spots? Yes, I know those sensors exist or can be made. How about using graphite (Instructables has a lot on making stuff like that for fabric or sensors) instead of copper, etc? (Or think sparkplug wires) The resistance would be high but would also change as the graphite moved (signal variance) and graphite doesn't react to TPE or stain it, to the best of my knowledge. So imagine graphite particles embedded in lips and the pressure changes while kissing, changing resistance, and different files play according to the level of resistance. If the graphite is made capacitive then movement and proximity changes the signal. Sorry if I'm preaching to the choir but this is exciting stuff!!!

AIMD · Post by **AIMD** » Tue Apr 16, 2024 12:46 pm

I'm also a Linux person and like to keep my conversations local, not sent across the net for harvesting. I also am a amateur programmer (basic C++ mostly) but couldn't a very simple program be created that puts together realistic sentences using grammer rules and sound bites? If this has already been done please let me know. A program this size does not have to be large at all, just basic coding and a soundfile data set. Knowing how it should respond from vocal user input is something beyond me at this moment as my programming skills aren't that advanced.

AIMD · Post by **AIMD** » Tue Apr 16, 2024 1:09 pm

This is very interesting using a dialectric fluid to create muscles (HASEL) but it could probably be used as a sensor as well.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xtXxnGg0xO0

Technician · Post by **Technician** » Tue Apr 16, 2024 11:04 pm

I like the way you think, several people have been working on capacitive sensors, graphite is an interesting concept. It makes me wonder about 3D printing carbon fiber or conductive filament antennas to glue to the skull. Cap sensors are not all created equal, Christine's Man is using some uncommon multi channel ones, I got a few of those chips to play with when time allots for it.

My C++ approach was to separate responses into categories and randomly select one from the appropriate category, as of now TTS for Linux leaves something to be desired so I'm still using bytes of sounds and phrases.
As sensory input develops it'll be easy enough to write functions to point to those categories too.
It really isn't easy to put sentences together from bytes, they're usually emphasized way wrong.

Speech recognition is the holy grail for me, and so far it's not been terribly good.

I use almost the exact same BT adapter you posted too, lol.

silicon · Post by **silicon** » Wed Apr 17, 2024 6:42 am

AIMD , many thanks I will give it a go..

AIMD · Post by **AIMD** » Sat Apr 20, 2024 3:39 pm

One thing I was thinking about while working on a post for flexible sensors here viewtopic.php?t=180214 is expandable graphite capacitors might be used for vocal cords. Of course that is a ways off and the mouth would have to be involved but it is an idea. Speakers are easy and available for now but they cannot whisper in your ear...