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A number of different intonation modules are available with varying levels of control. In general intonation is generated in two steps.
Reflecting this split there are two main intonation modules that call
sub-modules depending on the desired intonation methods. The
Intonation and Int_Targets modules are defined in Lisp
(lib/intonation.scm) and call sub-modules which are (so far) in
C++.
| • Default intonation | Effectively none at all. | |
| • Simple intonation | Accents and hats. | |
| • Tree intonation | Accents and Tones, and F0 prediction by LR | |
| • Tilt intonation | Using the Tilt intonation model | |
| • General intonation | A programmable intonation module | |
| • Using ToBI | A ToBI by rule example |