text to speech programs to use for broadcasting

vrillusions · 26th December 2000, 05:46

I am trying to find a text to speech program that does a computer synthesised voice, not the ones that sound human. You hear this one in some commercials on the radio. I have found some that work great for making ones that sound like human, but thats not the kind I want. You've also might have heard this if you have been to a science center (the great lakes science center in Cleveland, OH had this, at least a couple years ago they did) I wish I had an audio file of what it sounded like, but I unfortunately don't.

btw, for those of you interested in the realistic sounding voice, go to http://www.bell-labs.com/project/tts/voices.html

Rinibin · 27th December 2000, 23:04

Vrillusions, I've used a program like that, but that was a while ago. I think I got it from http://www.analogx.com (they have neat stuff in general and mostly free, so it's worth taking a look).

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26th December 2000, 05:46	#1
vrillusions Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 9	I am trying to find a text to speech program that does a computer synthesised voice, not the ones that sound human. You hear this one in some commercials on the radio. I have found some that work great for making ones that sound like human, but thats not the kind I want. You've also might have heard this if you have been to a science center (the great lakes science center in Cleveland, OH had this, at least a couple years ago they did) I wish I had an audio file of what it sounded like, but I unfortunately don't. btw, for those of you interested in the realistic sounding voice, go to http://www.bell-labs.com/project/tts/voices.html

27th December 2000, 23:04	#2
Rinibin Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 167	Vrillusions, I've used a program like that, but that was a while ago. I think I got it from http://www.analogx.com (they have neat stuff in general and mostly free, so it's worth taking a look).