Voicemaker
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Voicemaker is a text-to-speech application that converts text into natural-sounding voices. It offers support for various languages and regions, allowing users to personalize the voice profile, pauses, emphasis, speed, pitch, and volume. Additionally, it includes a feature for sharing audio files across different platforms. Voicemaker also provides an API for developers and supports audiobooks, podcasts, YouTube videos, web and mobile apps, e-learning content, and call centers.
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TTS Voice Wizard is a software that allows users to transform their speech into text and then reconvert it to speech using Microsoft Azure Voice Recognition and TTS. Additionally, it transmits OSC messages to VRChat to exhibit text on an avatar. The software offers numerous customization features, including over 100 voice options, support for more than 20 languages, and the capability to display song titles, artists, and progress above the user.
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Letterly is a mobile application driven by AI that transforms spoken words into organized text, providing different rewriting options and supporting several languages. It caters to professionals, authors, students, and anyone who favors speech over typing. The app allows users to save time, record thoughts on the move, produce refined content from spoken notes, and craft diverse writing forms more effectively. Equipped with offline recording, cross-device synchronization, and privacy safeguards, Letterly seeks to simplify the writing process and enhance user productivity.
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Coqui Studio is a platform powered by AI for voice direction, enabling users to create, replicate, and manage AI voices for video games, post-production, dubbing, and other applications. It includes features such as voice cloning, generative AI voices, sophisticated editors, project management, and timeline editors to enhance workflow efficiency. Coqui Studio also provides 30 minutes of free synthesis time.