speech synthesizers

okay hello this is a great topic I have also tried many speech synthesizers from various companies both free and paid both new and old I can't talk today and I'm talking about speech synthesizers what about just a lot of speech synthesizer talk rather than myself so what are these sirens Wow hope it's not of great importance anyways one if you responsiveness is my first priority ETI eloquence is my absolute favorite with like it it just preserves its sensibility even that like really hard speech reads so it's just greatest amazing okay but okay one in cases where I have to read a full article within a short period period of time ETI eloquence is ready to like rush to my help but in many other cases where I consider a speech synthesizer like to to to be a realistic to be its most important okay I'm gradually losing my ability to speak and now my vocabulary has also gotten all right if you have a question have you smoothly完ама you have helped all of us well you've helped all of us understand snow at least going away from growing as whole this winter we're high health for all of if I care about voices being realistic rather than fast and responsive then the problem is a real person does and must breathe but most of the speech synthesizers just don't so Alex is one of the most speech synthesizers is it does breathe but I can't as far as I know unless you have some sort of virtual what do we call these virtual machine or something unless you you have one of those things you can't use it on Windows so just know the detail that might be that might attract your interest the compact nuanced vocalized voices also do breathe as opposed to their premium variance anyway one of my favorites is the compact variant of the there in series voice but I'm not talking about the latest version of the voices I'm not talking about the latest versions of the voices they can currently be used on iOS devices but rather I'm talking about their previous versions that were still able to use with NVDA and I'm not sure but possibly also JAWS anyways yeah so this Aaron but it's compact very not not the premium one yeah interestingly it's compact variant as like much better because it sounds but it sounds quite quite clear and it's it's just excellent and another another another of my favorites is Sharon and Ryan from a cupola group I should have said are okay and another my another of my favorites again from nuance is Tom and another of my favorite my favorites is okay this one is from new speeches Julie and another my favorite says I have a question okay it's Dave from the quinto and I would like to ask whether any one of you has it because I just want to download and use it because it's just amazing like you know the voice is like quite deep and professional and serious and calm and I just want to be able to use it I have listened to it on several occasions but I have never been able to uh obtain it and I would like to ask you whether anyone can tell me how I can obtain it thank you

okay um hello I have much speech synthesizers and I using just a speech speak I mean because it is best speech synthesizer in the world I think

Okay, I hope that you hear me so good. My favorite DTS voice is from Acapella company. I'm using those voices on my computer and my phone. I can't find Troubleshot my problem with voices in my phone. I can't switch my voices. I have two voices from Lost Rock. I have Lisa and I have Olivia, but I want switching between those voices and I can't do this. I don't know what I can do with this problem.

Herkese merhaba. Windows One Core Voices'i Narrator ile kullanıyorum. Onlar benim favorimlerim. Çünkü, NVDA ile iyi çalışmıyorlar. Narrator ile çok iyi çalışıyorlar. Onlar çok iyi performanslı ve insan gibi bir konuşmalar var. NVDA ile İspanyolca konuşmayı kullanıyorum. İspanyolca ve çok iyi bir konuşma. Alona Akapelle'i denedim. Rusçe ve Türkçe seslerinden. İstediğim. Ve bence Akapelle'i yapamayacağı sorun, NVDA buna izin vermiyor. Yani panktüasyonun kendini sürebiliyor. Ve panktüasyonu direkt konuşmaya vermiyor. Ama bu, sorun, komandosunu yapmaya bırakıyor. Bu nedenle, NVDA'yu sınırlamak zorundayız. Ve aksesuarla konuşma süresini sınırlamak zorundayız. Bu nedenle, Akapelle panktüasyonu konuşma süresini sınırlamak zorundayız. onları ve o şeyleri yaparlar. Ayrıca nasıl yapabiliriz diye merak ediyorum. Aslında gerçek taglar ne? Lütfen onları biliyorsanız onları yazın veya onları yazın ve ayrıca iletişim yapabilirsiniz. Bilmiyorum, beni yapabilirsin. Onları bana çıkartabilirsin. Lütfen evet, bu benim fikrimdi. İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.

hello everyone um um i have also few synthesizers but usually i'm using ispeak zosia it's polish voice sometimes if i want to learn some languages i'm using russian voice like milana turkish voice like yelda and i had spanish voice but if i update updated nvda my voice my voice synthesizer fall down so i'm using this synthesizer which i said so thank you for attention

Hi guys, today I'd like to ask you, does anyone know synthesizers for Canadian English? If anyone knows, it would be cool. Thank you.

You have Richard and Linda, if I remember the names correctly, from Microsoft, and they sound quite nice, I guess.

i wonder what's the difference between american and canadian english really they sound very close as ns said um the only canadian english synthesizer that i know of is from microsoft one core so there's but i wonder the difference what is the difference really

What is the difference? For example, in American English we know about words about, without and others. In Canadian English it sounds like about, without and others. There are other differences, but it's the biggest difference, I think, and I don't like this difference.

From SAPI5, I know Daniel Hazo. It's English synthesizers. And from US, I know Samantha. That's all. Thanks for attention.

Well, hey John Burton, totally opposed to what you claim. On the contrary, an American native speaker would say about, and a Canadian native speaker would supposedly say about, it's not about, it's about, it's without, without, etc.

Canadians say aboot, more or less. Not about. Americans say about. Aboot?

Well, Americans say about and Canadians say about. This is what I mean. But it's never about. It's never like that.

A Victor Reader stream and the person reading the manual is Canadian and he says about. Not quite that pronounced but he never says about.

Okay, I will look for other resources that Canadian people are using, it's weird, but as far as I remember, both real Canadian people and the synthesizers that I mentioned, namely Richard and Linda, they pronounce it like about, as I said. They say without, they say about. So there might be some problems with the synthesizers, but it's so unlikely as they're both produced

Hi! So about, about, about, about, about, about and that's. There's a service where we can listen different pronunciations, different accents in different languages. It's called forvo.com. Forvo.com. Here we need to write interesting word about. Yep. So British, American and other. 29 pronunciations. Of this word. So how to pronounce, how to pronounce about. American. So listen. About, about, about, about. Other. So. So. Australia. Canada. So. About. About. About. About. Not about. About. About. About.

hello everyone i am refreshing the post because i have a question to you which turkish synthesizer can you recommend because i would like to learn some turkish but how to speak correctly some words and how what this answer can i download

Merhaba, Türkçe öğrenmek isteyeceğiniz için mutlu oldum. Kişisel bir fikrim e-Spring kullanıyorum. Ama bazı sözleri doğru konuşamıyor. Yani sadece Türkçe ile e-Spring öğrenmeye çalışırsanız, bazen doğru konuşabilirsiniz. Ayrıca Microsoft Tolga, Microsoft'un bir tek Türkçe sesini kullanıyor. Bu, Türkçe ile e-Spring öğrenmek için çok daha iyi bir kelime var. Yani doğru konuşabilirsiniz, e-Spring öğrenmek isteyiyorsanız e-Spring öğrenmenizi yapabilirsiniz. Çünkü e-Spring her şeyi yazıyor. Bu yüzden e-Spring öğrenmenizi yapabilirsiniz. Dolayısıyla, e-Spring öğrenmenizi yapabilirsiniz. Dolayısıyla, e-Spring öğrenmenizi yapabilirsiniz.

i heard that yelda is good synthesizer i mean turkish synthesizer synthesizer but could you could you send me a private message here and then written on or somewhere and this the synthesizer which do you mean because currently i don't know how can i find

you need to use Windows settings like go into settings and speech settings on the settings app under Windows 10 and click add a new voice then choose Turkish you can use this way