text to speech software

Kyle Faber wrote:
>
> I just found festival last night. Haven't gotten a chance to actually make it
> work, but good luck!!
>
> http://www.cstr.ed.ac.uk/projects/festival/
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> Kyle Faber
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> On Thursday 19 December 2002 8:20 am, Mike Starke wrote:
> > Is there any text to speech software one would recommend
> > for Linux? Preferably OS.
> >
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I use festival. I found it hard to customize the voices, so I just deal
with the chap with the English accent. The Cuban dude sounds better,
but his accent is too thick to understand.

If y'all know how to make the feminine voice work, please let me know.

George
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