I'm going to start collecting sound files here since it isn't possible to attach multiple files in the Download section. Please contribute any you have as replies to this post.
Remember to turn off your speakers if you have them on your system during the overnight...
I had a doorbell, I think it was TS Supertrend, and at 3AM the damn thing signaled, wakes the wife up and I'm standing at the front door looking to see who it is... It was the Asian close
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Don't forget that you can get Ninjatrader to talk to you, and that it can say any concatenated combination of fixed text and variable values that you can assemble programmatically.
See the "Let's teach Ninjatrader to talk" thread for further information.
On that thread you are invited to nominate indicators that deserve this capability, and to post your ideas about how this can be used.
Talking indicators are not difficult to program. Samples are posted in that thread. Try doing some of your own!
I have just gotten back to my trading computers after some time away (health challenges), and am in the process of fully transitioning to Ninja 7. I have a couple of indicators that are requiring more work than expected to get them to compile on N7, and now realize that my alerts in sound directory are not working. I am running the 64 bit version of Windows 7, and the 32 bit version of Ninja 7. I found info on the Ninja forum that says that these files need to be converted .wav to .pcm (I should have just come here first), and then found the information on this thread. Can someone confirm for me the format that these files need to be converted to, and if possible a link to a freeware converter. I have spent a fair amount of time online looking at converters, but want to make sure that I convert the files to the proper format, and most efficiently. I use a number of alerts, and do not want to re-record all of them.
Many thanks, and appreciate all that this forum provides.
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wav/MPEG and wav/PCM are both .wav files. I have done the conversion with the Windows XP Audio Recorder. For unknown reasons the Windows Vista Audio Recorder and later recorders cannot do this conversion anymore, so you need to use available freeware.
The notebook has Vista. No problems so far. Good enough. You do not need artillery to hunt woodchucks, otherwise you might - intentionally or unintentionally - have a war. Or what are the Koreans doing?
Quality of the output (speaker) is not perfect but already helps to identify quicker which chart sends signal - or annoys me at the time and needs to be disabled.
If anyone can recommend website with better output quality, please post it here.
Hi @Wizard,
I have visited this one but I do not know what he/she says afterwards (there is somnething else always after the spoken text - have you noticed it?)
Some of the sites are quite good but usually in .mp3 so there is extra task in converting the files.
Anyway, thank you for your response and fantastic input to the forum.
Wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and good health and prosperity in New Year!
I came here to see what sound effects people where adding to the trading tape.
A bit of a further google search i found this website.
voicebooking.com
You do have to provide an email and name and the link is then sent which will download the audio file for you.
mine are:
Long position
Short Position
In the Money
Stop limit hit
Any other ideas? i was thinking of having REKT
