-Connect a headset to iPhone and wear it.
(Use the headset which is standard accessary for iPhone)

-Tap the DamnSpeech button to start. Then speak something aloud.

You could not speak properly. Like a drunk, the words wouldn't come right and you get tongue-tied.

Enjoy confusing your friends' speech center with DamnSpeech!

*REQUIREMENTS:
-iPhone OS 3.0 or later, or iPod touch 2G or later
-A headset (earphones with a microphone are essential)

*App store
http://itunes.apple.com/jp/app/id362001329?mt=8

*Tips for being dumb
- Be sure turn your earphones' sound volume up enough.
- Pull the mic closer to your mouth.
- Speak in a clear and fast tone.

Sorry if it doesn't work. Depends on individual distinction.
Rarely, some people CAN speak just normally since being not affected by sound information from the ear.
In that case, Use DamnSpeech to your family or friends!

*Notice
Be careful about acoustic feedback (howling) when the mic and the speaker are too close.

Use of a headset is suggested. It is OK if you use like talking on the telephone.

You couldn't speak properly when DamnSpeech was start,

Start DamnSpeech and speak with your headset wearing. Read out aloud the text on the display, perhaps.
You would get tongue-tied.

If the sound couldn't hear at all or was too small, turn the iPhone sound volume up.

Human beings unconsciously speak with listening to his own voice so that he can adjust manner of speaking.
To get well tongue-tied, hearing rather loud volume is suggested. Speaking closer to mic is suggested as well.

Also, try to speak in a breath even if you choke or stutter out. The faster you try to speak, the clumsier you get.

You can record that DamnSpeech you made.

Recording in progress while the button is red.

*Recording
Tap the REC button. It records your voice after countdown. Recording in progress while the button is red. For a maximum of 30 seconds.

*Refresh the text on the display.
Tap the white arrow icon under the words balloon so that the text changes at random.
(planning to add edit function in the near future, then you can write anything you want in the balloon.)

Just tap the title you want to play.

*Play tab

There's tab bar at the bottom of the display.
Tap PLAY TAB then open the list of recorded data files.
Each title is the text in the balloon when you recorded.

Just tap the title to play the DamnSpeech file.

*Play tab > Play display

The display as shown left opens, then the file will play automatically.

Tap the pause button If you want to stop.

If you want to go back previous page, tap the human-shaped icon on the left.
Tap the trash-can icon at the bottom when delete the file.

You can send a file as an attachment. In that case, tap the envelope shaped icon on the right.

The titles of recorded files are alterable.
To change the title, enter the new title in entry fields. New title will be atuomatically saved.

*Play tab > Play display > send an e-mail

Just choose (or enter) the e-mail address you want to send to.
No need to enter message subject or body since already filled.
Mark that the audio files may quite sizeable.

*Setting tab

When you open the app you can change the Settings tab.

Active delay
Off by default. Turn on delay time of 0.1 seconds to activate delay varies between 0.4 seconds.

However, if you turned on the recording active delay, delay variation under the influence can cause disturbances in the recorded speech.

Countdown
Is on by default. The countdown is done when the Rec button, recording starts you off with no countdown.

Autoplay
Is on by default. Will be automatically entered to play audio playback, and will not play turn off automatically.

Sentence editing
You can edit the sentence displayed in the Speaktab. Additional sentence, delete, modify, initialize.

Headphone Alerts
This application requires the use of headphones.If the headphones are not connected, then a warning.If you want a warning, please be turned off.

Please enter the text on the keyboard.

This is a simple APP for laughable jokes.
Get tongue-tied, record that and play that for fun.

Enjoy getting hacked your cerebral language area.
Or use this to your friends and family to hear their weird speech.

April 16, 2010
Keiji Matsumoto