I think you can also get them through edge and if you can do that there might be some way to get them through something and get them working through that. I don't knwo anything though.

I've been hoping Microsoft would open them up for developers of other screen readers, but as far as I know they haven't done so yet.

umm... only shows google tts

guys the web demo is also gone

Unfortunately, this is highly unlikely that Microsoft will port these voices to other screen readers unfortunately, due to the reason that the voices are in the form of applications actually. And they are downloaded from the microsoft store. It is most likely impossible for these voices to come to screen readers. Sorry to break your hearts, but it's the sad truth.

Sorry I had to say this. But it seems impossible.

Yeah I know.

someone send a link please. I cant find

https://datajake.braillescreen.net/tts/synthesizers%20for%20nvda/

You guys will thank me later!

Actually, you're right. I do thank you lol. I"m using this on my NVDA and it's more understandable at fast rates than eloquence for me and I'm not sure why.

I don't even use Eloquence. I kind of, ditched what I was using, when I found this.