One of the first attemptsto replicate the human voice was Euphonia, created in the 1800sby...
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One of the first attempts
to replicate the human voice was Euphonia, created in the 1800s
by German inventor Joseph Faber. Her lips and rubber tongue were controlled
by piano keys, while a bellows acted as her lungs. She spoke in several languages, and could belt out a creepy version
of "God Save the Queen."
to replicate the human voice was Euphonia, created in the 1800s
by German inventor Joseph Faber. Her lips and rubber tongue were controlled
by piano keys, while a bellows acted as her lungs. She spoke in several languages, and could belt out a creepy version
of "God Save the Queen."
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One of the first attempts
to replicate the human voice was Euphonia,
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created in the 1800s
by German inventor Joseph Faber.
00:00:09.383 --> 00:00:12.553
Her lips and rubber tongue were controlled
by piano keys,
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while a bellows acted as her lungs.
00:00:14.888 --> 00:00:16.724
She spoke in several languages,
00:00:16.807 --> 00:00:20.352
and could belt out a creepy version
of "God Save the Queen."
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Scientists investigate unusual events from pop culture, science and history.
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