Text to Speech Online Converter 2017

Chris.Roark

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Aug 16, 2016

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• Feb 21, 2017

• #1

Hello guys,

Do you know any online 'natural' sounding text to speech?

I found a couple of threads but they are from 2012, so I was looking if you have used any recently.

 

Bestindabiz

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Dec 29, 2012

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• Feb 21, 2017

• #2

All the ones I've seen have sounded like computer-generated voices maybe you can use fiverr to find someone to do a voiceover

 

divok

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Jul 21, 2010

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• Feb 21, 2017

• #3

fiverr will be your best bet . Try some new gigs which will be cheaper .

 

budimanman

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Jan 21, 2016

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• Feb 21, 2017

• #4

What software is that? To make the computer generated voice

 

Bestindabiz

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Dec 29, 2012

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• Feb 21, 2017

• #5

Text to speech on my Android

 

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MisterF

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Nov 29, 2009

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• Feb 21, 2017

• #6

There's one called Apex Text To Speech, it's not too shabby depending on what you want it for.

 

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Jason Bradbury

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Oct 18, 2016

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• Feb 21, 2017

• #7

What's that illuminati one

 

Mentat

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Mar 6, 2017

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• Mar 16, 2017

• #8

I don't think your going to find any free natural sounding text to speech services. If your willing to pay there is IBM's bluemix. They have a free demo you can try out.

 

Nichekid

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Jan 13, 2012

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• Mar 16, 2017

• #9

I don't if you would find a good online program, but "dragon naturally speaking" could serve your need.

 

malakaka

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Dec 18, 2016

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• Apr 17, 2017

• #10

A Google Chrome extension called "Select and Speak - Text to Speech (SpeakIt!)" works pretty well. I used it on a couple videos and nobody has complained as they normally do with synthetic speech. With any TTS, you might need to adjust the phonetic spelling. For example, to speak "YouTube" in Spanish, I spell it "yu tub". My computer is older, so I use a cable from the rear line out to the front microphone. A new computer can do it digitally.

I tried IBM Bluemix, but it didn't sound natural and the country accents were not what I needed.