Hi again,

I was unsure whether I should've posted them here; but here are some of my eSpeak voices for use and testing.

And here are some more...

The kanun app is very nice, really. Congratulations to you for making sch good programs!

Wait how we can import that espeak voices to the NVDA's espeak, actually?

Thanks, my brother.
--Cytat (fatih):
The kanun app is very nice, really. Congratulations to you for making sch good programs!

--Koniec cytatu

Don't remember the exact location. Just look for where the already installed voices are located in the espeak data folder.
--Cytat (gangster):
Wait how we can import that espeak voices to the NVDA's espeak, actually?

--Koniec cytatu

C:\Program Files (x86)\NVDA\synthDrivers\espeak-ng-data\voices\!V
On 32 bit, it's just program files.

Oh right, it's no longer eSpeak.

Alright, so this is not an app, but hope you like it.
I initially opened this thread to share my apps but now I'm gonna make it a place where I share a broader range of things.
It's an open door alert for automobiles.
Contact me to get my sounds in higher quality.

And the following is, well, you can guess.

And a seat belt warning.

These three were all sounds that I recorded or produced myself using the Battle Zone item sound.

And yet another thing that I made.

And here's a radio sound.

Three elevator sounds, two made using game sounds and one produced from scratch.
I don't know how the post was sent but the file was not attached.

Some Windows sounds and a keyboard sound that I recorded years, probably even a decade ago.

A glacier melting sound that I attempted to simulate by combining various sounds.

old hundays or what the hell it is? funny!

I didn't care about the brand. Just tried to make something generic, based on what I have heard so far. I didn't specifically intend to do so but I may have made something similar to a particular model.

So here's some sort of tech beep that I produced from scratch.