[Arm-netbook] your robotic overlord...

[Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton]

this is great - it's a video done by Aban Tech, the voice is a robot
but done quite well, i didn't notice until there were spelling
mistakes and pronounciation errors :)

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[Cláudio Sampaio]

Hey Mr. Luke,

I am a non-native english speaker which makes youtube videos about
open-source hardware and 3d prints and I have some trouble getting the
pronunciation right for my videos. Example:

That synthesized/robot voice
would really make things easier for me. Do you know how could I use it for
my videos?

Post by Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
http://youtu.be/awSovHldr9Y
this is great - it's a video done by Aban Tech, the voice is a robot
but done quite well, i didn't notice until there were spelling
mistakes and pronounciation errors :)
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[pelzflorian (Florian Pelz)]

Post by Cláudio Sampaio
Hey Mr. Luke,
I am a non-native english speaker which makes youtube videos about
open-source hardware and 3d prints and I have some trouble getting the
http://youtu.be/F74P-gIlsrE That synthesized/robot voice
would really make things easier for me. Do you know how could I use it for
my videos?

Maybe take a look at Festival:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Festival

Speakup seems to be another alternative; I’ve never used it.

[Cláudio Sampaio]

I do know festival/espeak but the problem with them is that their voices
are too robotic, they are not well fit for replacing my own voice. What I
found amazing about the video is that how it can be taken as a "real"
voice, with credible emphasis and pronounciation.

On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 4:09 AM, pelzflorian (Florian Pelz) <

Post by pelzflorian (Florian Pelz)

Post by Cláudio Sampaio
Hey Mr. Luke,
I am a non-native english speaker which makes youtube videos about
open-source hardware and 3d prints and I have some trouble getting the
http://youtu.be/F74P-gIlsrE That synthesized/robot

voice

Post by Cláudio Sampaio
would really make things easier for me. Do you know how could I use it

for

Post by Cláudio Sampaio
my videos?

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Festival
Speakup seems to be another alternative; I’ve never used it.
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[Matt Campbell]

Speakup seems to be another alternative; I’ve never used it.

Speakup is not a text-to-speech engine. It's a screen reader for blind
users.

As far as I know, the best libre TTS engine is MARY
(http://mary.dfki.de/). Many of the voices are not libre though.

Matt

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[Cláudio Sampaio]

Thank you very much for that reference. The voices there seem pretty
convincing indeed.

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Post by pelzflorian (Florian Pelz)
Speakup seems to be another alternative; I’ve never used it.

Speakup is not a text-to-speech engine. It's a screen reader for blind
users.
As far as I know, the best libre TTS engine is MARY (http://mary.dfki.de/).
Many of the voices are not libre though.
Matt
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[Matt Campbell]

I immediately recognized the text-to-speech engine that the video used.
It's NeoSpeech (http://www.neospeech.com/). It's not free. And it's also
not likely that the producer of the video used NeoSpeech directly; they
probably used some other product that licensed the engine. I have no
idea what product that would be.

Matt

Post by Cláudio Sampaio
Hey Mr. Luke,
I am a non-native english speaker which makes youtube videos about
open-source hardware and 3d prints and I have some trouble getting the
http://youtu.be/F74P-gIlsrE That synthesized/robot
voice would really make things easier for me. Do you know how could I
use it for my videos?
On Sun, Jul 31, 2016 at 6:03 PM, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
http://youtu.be/awSovHldr9Y
this is great - it's a video done by Aban Tech, the voice is a robot
but done quite well, i didn't notice until there were spelling
mistakes and pronounciation errors :)
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