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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_text-to-speech_voices TL;DR Version: Microsoft includes many text-to-speech voices with their Operating Systems for those who have difficulty reading text on their displays. As for why they're used: it all began with Microsoft Sam, a text-to-speech voice who was an early meme itself by virtue of the funny say it'd pronounce various words or syllables. TTS has been a fairly stable form of presenting text in a humorous way or without having to put your own voice "out there" for the world to hear. Hope it helps. More on reddit.com

Websites: text2speech.org (Or CMU's Festival / Festival Lite if you are good with Arch Linux, i don't know about ubuntu tho.) cstr.ed.ac.uk/projects/festival/morevoices.html cepstral.com tetyys.com/SAPI4 (using the programs speakonia or balabolka (ms anna included) would also work. The additional l&h voices can be downloaded here ) tts.cyzon.us (again using the program DECtalk would also work.) naturalreaders.com ttsdemo.com acapela-box.com (There is also an app available without any background music.) freetts.com voicemaker.in readloud.net ttstool.com lingojam.com/MicrosoftSamOnline / fasthub.net / odo.lv/Espeak (Using the program eSpeak would also work.) discordier.github.io/sam classicreload.com/dr-sbaitso.html (so to get dr. sbaitso to say anything, just type 'say [input text here.]' and it will say it back to you.) ttsreader.com / windows93.net 's Speech program (those websites use the tts voices from both your browser and operating system, so if your using chrome on windows 10 that would turn out ok.) cloud.google.com/text-to-speech soundoftext.com azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-services/text-to-speech speech.microsoft.com/audiocontentcreation speech.microsoft.com/portal/voicegallery ttsfree.com nuance.com/omni-channel-customer-engagement/voice-and-ivr/text-to-speech.html a-quest.com/demo/index.html wizzardsoftware.com ibm.com/demos/live/tts-demo beta.elevenlabs.io imtranslator.net/translate-and-speak narakeet.com voiser.net lazypo.ro (this website has almost EVERY VOICE SERVICE that I mentioned in the above links. Definitely recommend it if you wanna use it as a hub.) (now to gain any audio files from them you can just download the generated files with just a button, record the voices with your favorite audio program [audacity for ex.] when pressed play, or right-click and press inspect then go to network, and click at any generated element when the play button's pressed and download it from here.) --- PC Programs: FL Studio: you can add a speech file and save it as wav. somehow ttsdemo.com has the fl studio voices under the 'Offbeat voices' section. I also just found out that they also originally appear from Microsoft's Talk It! & Willow Pond TTS Annotator Macintalk / PlainTalk: if you already have a mac pc then you could just somehow use a reader, but if you have a windows pc instead then emulate the voices via sheepshaver (or Virtualbox running any Mac os x version, OR probably run it in your browser using infinitemac.org ) and record them using audacity. even your iphone has that one feature where you can write text on any app, and you hold and it and press "speak" to hear the text back to you (ios 10+) even some of the original macintalk voices are there. LalaVoice 2001 Editor : same as any other program. on the tts editor, input text (in that case Japanese), press play, and record it with something like audacity or save it as a wav. the catch here is that you have to emulate it using virtualbox or something similar running windows 2000 - XP and up on the japanese locale. otherwise if you install it locally on your computer and accidentally uninstall it and tried to reinstall it back, it won't work. Chipspeech: you can either use it as a standalone program or a vst plugin to fl studio for example. just choose a voice under the talker section, type in your text in one of the boxes, and click and hold the speak button. I recommend not using any of the other voices in the talker section, since they have the same speaking tone. you then record them using audacity. --- Mobile Apps: VoiceForge Narrator's Voice TikTok: just record a blank video, type in text after recording, then hold the text and tap 'text-to-speech' and then use the Jessie voice by default, to anyone who lives outside the US, they're only left with one TTS option or other voices exclusive to that country. and there's no way of changing your device's locale on the app. Recently, The default Jessie can also be found on... ugh... CapCut. (Plus, there's a website available for that.) CapCut: basically the same as Tik Tok, but in editing form. Just put a blank video, type in text and then press text to speech on that text and select one of the voices... YEAH I REGRET ADDING THEM TO THE FOLDER WHY DID I ADD THEM AAAAAaaaaaAaaaAAaAa- (also available on pc and Online Browsers.) flite tts engine on android: basically uses the same engine as text2speech.org but you can also download more voices manually on the 'manage voices' section... yeah. (For mobile apps you must have a 2-way audio jack from your phone of your choice to your pc, unless if you run them trough means of emulation of course, and then record it with your preferred audio editor.) --- Honorable Mentions: as for the personal assistant voices (Google Assistant, Siri, Cortana, & Alexa), I think you know how to obtain them. if you want to use ai voices of characters from popular media, Checkout the sites 15.ai , vo.codes , & uberduck.ai . and that's how to obtain them enjoy. More on reddit.com

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