male_singing_1

male_singing_2

female_singing_1

female_singing_2

Text to Speech engine made by Digital Equipment Corp.

Text-to-speech system developed in 1997, Keynote Gold Multimedia

Text-to-speech engine from 1997, eventually acquired by L&H, this is the Peter voice from the True Voice engine.

Superior Software's "Speech" for the Amstrad CPC computer 

SoftVoice, Inc. TTS engine for Windows from the 90s.

Voice used in the mid 90s, ETI Eloquence also had a similar voice in version 2.0.

MindMaker's FlexVoice 3, Kim voice. trained from text audio.

Creative Labs Monologue text-to-speech system (trained by rommix0 on 1/2/2024)


Tim voice, from MindMaker's FlexVoice 3. Trained on speech data.

Created with Hungarian text data, may not speak English well. Brailab was created in the early to mid 1990s in Hungary.

Trained on Double-Talk PC reading a passage for 23-minutes at maximum intonation.

The Multivox-8 text-to-speech synthesizer was the first multilingual text-to-speech converter system at the end of the 1980-ies that spoke 7 languages in addition to Hungarian: German, Dutch, Spanish, Finnish, Italian, Arabic and Esperanto. The speech-generating unit of the system was an external hardware that contained the circuit with the PCF 8200 chip, and the loudspeaker.

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