Welcome to the e_speech-ock wiki!

eSpeak

https://barionleg.github.io/e_speech-ock/index.html

https://freetts.com/text-to-speech

https://github.com/barionleg/e_speech-ock/releases/tag/1.52.0

https://github.com/barionleg/e_speech-ock/releases/tag/android%2F1.48.15

https://github.com/barionleg/e_speech-ock/releases/tag/1.48.04

https://github.com/barionleg/e_speech-ock/releases/tag/1.48.02

https://github.com/barionleg/e_speech-ock/releases/tag/1.48.01

eSpeak is a compact, multi-language, open source text-to-speech synthesizer.

This version is a SAPI5 compatible Windows speech engine which should work with screen readers such as Jaws, NVDA, and Window-Eyes.

There is also a version of eSpeak which can be run as a command-line program. This is in eSpeak\command-line. Read docs\commands.html for details.

License

This software is licensed under the GNU General Public License version3. See the file: License.txt.

Voices and Languages

The available Voices can be seen as files in the directory espeak-edit/voices.

To change which eSpeak Voices are available through Windows, re-run the installer and specify the Voice files which you want to use.

The tone of a Voice can be modified by adding a variant name after the Voice name, eg: pt+f3

The available variants are: Male: +m1 +m2 +m3 +m4 +m5 +m6 +m7 Female: +f1 +f2 +f3 +f4 +f5 Other effects: +croak +whisper A different synthesizer method: klatt klatt2 klatt3

These variants are defined by text files in espeak-edit/voices/!v

TTSApp Application

This is a test program provided by Microsoft which can be used to speak text using SAPI5 voices. The eSpeak voices which were specified during installation should appear in its voice menu.

Select its "22050Hz 16-bit mono" option for speaking.

Updates

The eSpeak project homepage is at: http://espeak.sourceforge.net/

Comments, corrections, and other feedback and assistance is sought from native speakers of the various languages because I've no idea how they are supposed to sound :-)

To make changes to pronunciation rules and exceptions, or to change the sounds of phonemes, or just to experiment with speech synthesis, download the "espeakedit" program.

Phenomes by Levan K. Irschenbaum [ლევაჼ Aluბლის"ძე"; ჩემი მამა და მისი უთვალავი п_₽СЭвдонимb.l. ფსევდონიმები Pseudohimes ]:

http://www.kirshenbaum.net/IPA/ascii-ipa.pdf®

uR. = .ru: https://barionleg.github.io/e_speech-ock/uR_ascii-ipa.pdf

en : https://barionleg.github.io/e_speech-ock/ascii-ipa.pdf