Hi Veridico, Welcome to the forum. Microsoft only has a limited selection of tts voices, there are maybe 3 more you can add that are free, but they pretty much sound like more of the same thing. For the better quality you will have to buy them from 3rd party developers - but also be warned they charge an arm and a leg for public performance of their voices, it's been a big topic on the forum actually.

If by chance you have access to a mac, they have some good tts voices that come default with the apple os software - but I don't know about adding more voices to mac. For the most part the best voices in TTS cost money, first to purchase, 2nd on royalty, leaving the best (affordable ) option to simply record your own voice and alter it with software. I have been searching the forums on this topic for ages without success until now. The originator asked for specific instructions on how to add further voices but none appear in any of the comments to date.

I only have MS Anna appearing in TTS box. I have other quality voices on my system but can find no way to link these voices to Crazy Talk A. Through Preferences or any other method. Please don't worry about settings for any of these voices or the vendors name, just please tell me:- How do you create a link between the voices and CTA 2. Thanks for your help.

Balabolka, free and safe download. Balabolka latest version: Excellent free text-to-speech app. Balabolka is a free text-to-speech engine that boasts quality and flexibility worthy of a paid app.

I certainly hope somebody stumbles accross this post. Woodie50 (1/7/2015) I have been searching the forums on this topic for ages without success until now.

The originator asked for specific instructions on how to add further voices but none appear in any of the comments to date. I only have MS Anna appearing in TTS box. I have other quality voices on my system but can find no way to link these voices to Crazy Talk A. Through Preferences or any other method. Please don't worry about settings for any of these voices or the vendors name, just please tell me:- How do you create a link between the voices and CTA 2. Thanks for your help.

I certainly hope somebody stumbles accross this post. Have you looked at this?

Personally I have no need for it, but for people who choose TTS or need it, it is an option. It also says it works for CTA2, so it is your choice I'd say. SKYPE ID: rc.650 ' If I had Alzheimer's (Old Timers), would I know it? Hi Woodie50, I also have been having the same issues as you. Doing a Search, I came across these links that were created by Reallusion, but not sure why no one has mentioned these before: Some info on TTS for CT6 & CT7 Download link for the MSTTS file that seems hard to find on Reallusion's site Main Page: A Tutorial on how to load up TTS for CT5. I'm sure this is still somewhat valid, but with Microsoft changing things who know. Converting Text to Speech Those are the links I could find regarding TTS on CTA.

Here is one Free program I found from a reference on Reallusion called Balabolka. Go to this link Good Luck.

License: Freeware Operating Systems: Windows 10, Windows 7 (32 bit), Windows 7 (64 bit), Windows 8, Windows Server, Windows Vista (32 bit), Windows Vista (64 bit), Windows XP Requirements: Languages: English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Czech, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish, Ukranian Software Cost: Free Date Updated: 26 September 2017 Watchlist: Downloads To Date: 3234 Developer: RSS News Feed. Balabolka is a free and powerful text-to-speech program which can read the text from Office documents, PDF files, web pages and more. It uses Microsoft's Speech Platform and requires at least one Microsoft voice, but this shouldn't be a problem for most PCs. (If in doubt, launch Narrator.exe, or look for Narrator options in Control Panel's 'Ease of Access Centre'; if Narrator can read text, Balabolka should be able to do so as well.) At its simplest, you can just use the program to open and read a file. Supported formats include PDF, DOC, DOCX, AZW, AZW3, MOBI, PRC, DJVU, EPUB, HTML, TXT, RTF, RAR, ZIP and more. You're also able to tweak the narration speed, pitch and volume. Just as with any other text-to-speech software, Balabolka regularly makes pronunciation errors.

But unlike most of the competition, it also provides a way to fix them. Click the 'Panel of Dictionaries' toolbar button, and check 'default_dic'. Highlight any word which isn't pronounced correctly, right-click it and select 'Pronunciation'. Change the spelling in the 'Like this' box to something which helps the program say that word correctly - replace Philadelphia with Phillaadellphia, say - and click 'Add and Save'. That word should now be spoken correctly. Once everything is set up as you like, click File >Save Audio File to save the document as an MP3 or WAV. Alternatively, click File >ID3 Tags, check 'Set ID3 tags' and click Text >Add Text to MP3 Tags.

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