I'm impressed with how well the Chinese voices (and some of the others) are at speaking English when it is not their native language. I'd have liked to hear the other voices speaking their own languages though.
That's the Control Panel for you. Ever since Windows Vista, Microsoft dropped the unique input text feature for multiple languages, which is why they all tried to speak English. But for whatever reason, all of the Chinese voices have absolutely no problem speaking English. (With the exception of Microsoft Simplified Chinese, which spells words in English instead).
@@stephensaluphta5871 You can use your own judgement if you want, but the reasons why it is saying this is because (A) it adds entries to the Windows Registry that otherwise wouldn't be normal and patches certain dlls for compatibility under Windows 10, and (B) some of the programs are really old. If Windows Smartscreen appears saying the file may be dangerous, it doesn't mean all the time that it is potentially malware, but because it has an unsigned publisher.
@@winelectronic101 If you export this registry key on Windows XP: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Speech\Voices\Preview, then import it on your system, you can bring the multi language preview text feature back.
TIME STAMPS 1. LH Kenji 0:00 2. LH Michael 0:09 3. LH Michelle 0:15 4. LH Naoko 0:22 5. Adam - Polish (Poland) 0:31 6. An - Vietnamese (Vietnam) 0:37 7. Ana Mobile - Spanish (Spain) 0:45 8. Ana Mobile II - Portuguese (Brazil) 0:54 9. Andika - Indonesian (Indonesia) 1:04 10. Andrei - Romanian (Romania) 1:13 11. Anna - English (United States) 1:21 12. Anna XP - English (United States) 1:27 13. Asaf - Hebrew (Israel) 1:35 14. Ayumi - Japanese (Japan) 1:44 15. Bart - Dutch (Belgium) 1:52 16. Bengt - Swedish (Sweden) 2:00 17. Betty 2:08 18. Betty Vista 2:13 19. Beverly 2:17 20. Beverly Vista 2:23 21. Brutus 2:28 22. Brutus Vista 2:33 23. Caroline - French (Canada) 2:38 24. Catherine - English (Australia) 2:47 25. Claude - French (Canada) 2:56 26. Cosimo - Italian (Italy) 3:04 27. Daniel - Portuguese (Brazil) 3:11 28. Danny - Chinese (Hong Kong) 3:20 29. David Desktop - English (United States) 3:28 30. Elena Server - Russian (Russia) 3:37 31. Elsa Desktop - Italian (Italy) 3:45 32. Elsa Mobile II - Italian (Italy) 3:53 33. Eva Mobile - English (United States) 4:02 34. Eva Mobile II - English (Canada) 4:10 35. Filip - Slovak (Slovakia) 4:17 36. Frank - Dutch (Netherlands) 4:26 37. Freddy 4:34 38. Freddy Vista 4:39 39. George - English (United Kingdom) 4:44 40. Guillaume - French (Switzerland) 4:53 41. Hannah Desktop - Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) 5:01 42. Hannah Server - Dutch (Netherlands) 5:12 43. Hamonie Server - French (Canada) 5:19 44. Haruka Desktop - Japanese (Japan) 5:28 45. Hayley Server - English (Australia) 5:37 46. Hazel Desktop - English (United Kingdom) 5:45 47. Heami Desktop - Korean (Korea) 5:54 48. Heather Server - English (Canada) 6:04 49. Hedda Desktop - German (Germany) 6:11 50. Heera - English (India) 6:20 51. Heidi - Finnish (Finland) 6:29 52. Helen Server - English (United States) 6:37 53. Helena Desktop - Spanish (Spain) 6:45 54. Helia - Portuguese (Portugal) 6:53 55. Helle - Danish (Denmark) 7:00 56. Helosia Server - Portuguese (Brazil) 7:07 57. Hemant - Hindi (India) 7:16 58. Herena - Catalan (Spain) 7:24 59. Hilda Server - Spanish (Mexico) 7:33 60. Hoda - Arabic (Egypt) 7:42 61. Hongyu Mobile - Chinese (Simplified, China) 7:51 62. Hortense Desktop - French (France) 8:02 63. HuiHui Desktop - Chinese (Simplified, China) 8:10 64. Hulda Server - Norwegian (Norway) 8:21 65. Ichiro - Japanese (Japan) 8:29 66. Irina Desktop - Russian (Russia) 8:39 67. Ivan - Bulgarian (Bulgaria) 8:48 68. Jack 8:56 69. Jack Vista 9:02 70. Jakub - Czech (Czech Republic) 9:08 71. James - English (Australia) 9:16 72. Jon - Norwegian (Norway) 9:24 73. Julie - French (France) 9:32 74. Junior 9:39 75. Junior Vista 9:45 76. Kalpana - Hindi (India) 9:50 77. Kangkang - Chinese (Simplified, China) 9:58 78. Karsten - German (Switzerland) 10:07 79. Katja - German (Germany) 10:15 80. Katja Mobile II - German (Germany) 10:23 81. Koyal Mobile - English (India) 10:31 82. Lado - Slovenian (Slovenia) 10:39 83. Laura - Spanish (Spain) 10:47 84. Lili - Chinese (Simplified, China) 10:56 85. Lili XP - Chinese (Simplified, China) 11:06 86. Linda - English (Canada) 11:16 87. Lucia Server - Italian (Italy) 11:24 88. Maria Desktop - Portuguese (Brazil) 11:34 89. Mark - English (United States) 11:44 90. Mary 11:50 91. Mary Vista 11:56 92. Matej - Croatian (Croatia) 12:01 93. Matilda Mobile - English (Australian) 12:09 94. Michael - German (Austria) 12:17 95. Mike 12:25 96. Mike Vista 12:30 97. Mila Mobile - Spanish (Mexico) 12:36 98. Naayf - Arabic (Saudi Arabia) 12:44 99. Nathalie - French (Canada) 12:55 100. Nathalie Mobile II - French (France) 13:04 101. Pablo - Spanish (Spain) 13:12 102. Pattara - Thai (Thailand) 13:20 103. Paul - French (France) 13:26 104. Paulina Desktop - Polish (Poland) 13:33 105. Pavel - Russian (Russia) 13:42 106. Raul - Spanish (Mexico) 13:49 107. Ravi - English (India) 13:57 108. Richard - English (Canada) 14:04 109. Rizwan - Malay (Malaysia) 14:11 110. Sabina Desktop - Spanish (Mexico) 14:21 111. Sam 14:28 112. Sam Vista 14:34 113. Sarah Mobile - English (United Kingdom) 14:39 114. Sayaka - Japanese (Japan) 14:47 115. Sean - English (Ireland) 14:56 116. Simplified Chinese 15:06 117. Stefan - German (Germany) 15:35 118. Stefanos - Greek (Greece) 15:45 119. Szabolcs - Hungarian (Hungary) 15:53 120. Tolga - Turkish (Turkey) 16:03 121. Tracy Desktop - Chinese (Hong Kong) 16:10 122. Valluvar - Tamil (India) 16:20 123. Yaoyao - Chinese (Simplified, China) 16:29 124. Yating - Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) 16:39 125. Zihwei - Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) 16:49 126. Zira Desktop - English (United States) 16:59 127. Zira Professional Server - English (United States) 17:08 128. TOSHIBA male adult (U.S.) 17:17
Desktop TTS 29. Microsoft David 3:28 31. Microsoft Elsa 3:45 41. Microsoft Hanhan 5:01 44. Microsoft Haruka 5:28 46. Microsoft Hazel 5:45 47. Microsoft Heami 5:54 49. Microsoft Hedda 6:11 62. Microsoft Hortense 8:02 63. Microsoft HuiHui 8:10 66. Microsoft Irina 8:39 88. Microsoft Maria 11:34 104. Microsoft Paulina 13:33 110. Microsoft Sabina 14:21 121. Microsoft Tracy 16:10 126. Microsoft Zira 16:59 Mobile TTS 7. Microsoft Ana 0:46 79. Microsoft Katja 10:23 99. Microsoft Nathalie 12:55
These are text-to-speech voices for use specifically with Windows. Although I have heard from somewhere that Microsoft Aria (not on this video) is supposedly on Microsoft Edge, but that has yet to be confirmed.
I think my big struggle with the Microsoft voices is that no matter how updated and evolved they are, they have always had this weird raspy quality to them. Apple computers now have the vocalizer voices, which sound pretty natural even if you can’t speed them up. Does anyone know why the Microsoft text to speech voices have this quality? Like, I can understand why no one can use The as your voices, seeing as all of them are neural and Windows computers don’t have the technology to just use those, but even the mobile voices, which sound pretty good all things considered, still seem to have this dry throaty quality to them.
@@winelectronic101 Yeah, that’s what I heard! They don’t seem to show up for me though when I was trying to add voices. Maybe I need to update again, though everything seems to be up-to-date, so I wasn’t sure.
@@stephbrown4503 You don't change the voice through the speech settings. For whatever reason, Microsoft is moving away from the SAPI5 and OneCore engines and replacing them with a new engine that is strictly used by Azure voices. These voices are not cross compatible with SAPI5, due to the structure of the new API. You have to go into the Narrator settings to add "Natural" voices and then choose a new voice from the Narrator settings instead.
Through a lot of registry tweaking. I'm trying to work on creating an installer utility to find the files and download them from there, but for now, use the zip in the description. The reason I am looking into making an installer is because editing the registry can break Windows if you don't know what you're doing, and some people get alarmed when they see the .reg extension, so my intention is to create a setup and choose which voices to install and automatically add the registry entries, since they apparently don't break Windows and to make it easier for the average user to use them.
whoaaah THANKS A MILLION - at last, Catherine and James now appear on other TTS Software - it just needs registration keys! how did you do this? just wondering..
It's not actually that difficult, the OneCore engine uses the same assets as SAPI5. Same is true for Speech Platform. The most difficult are the "Cortana" voices (which are still in Windows now despite Cortana being removed) because they aren't as transferrable and you have to manually create most of those keys yourself. Well, until now, that is.
i never knew microsoft sam vista was a real thing. i got ms anna on my old xp desktop, and while messing around with narrator, created the ms sam vista and ms anna xp voices, both were kinda glitchy. you heard both voices say "computer's" strangely. ms sam vista says many words correctly that ms sam xp mispronounces. just like ms anna xp mispronounces words that ms anna vista says right. ms sam and ms anna vista say pointer as "pointer", while their counterparts say "pwanter". ms sam xp in infamous for pronouncing "soi" as "SQAUGH", and his vista counterpart says it correctly. soy is mispronounced on both versions. i really though ms anna xp and ms sam vista were glitches as a result.
If you're talking about the Cortana (Mobile) voices, the majority of those were registry files made in Notepad by scratch, since they apparently don't exist elsewhere in the registry, apart from the English Canada, US, and Australia ones. The "Vista" and "XP" suffix voices are basically just swapped lexicon engines from both Windows XP and Windows Vista, since Sam, Mike, Mary, Anna, and Lili's lexicons are all reversable. The "Betty", "Beverly", "Brutus", "Freddy", "Jack", and "Junior" voices are basically just Sam, Mike, and Mary pitch swapped, since it turns out the files that contain their pitch data are also reversable. With these, it is possible to force pitches lower and higher than achieved when reaching pitch values like -100 and 100.
To be honest, most of the non English speaking voices do't speak very well. The netherlands ones weren't very understandable. And I know that's not a glitch, that's just how they speak. I like Microsoft Elena.
I will never understand why Microsoft Simplified Chinese spelled everything out while every other voice including the other chinese voices actually says the words out.
Fun fact, Microsoft Mike and Microsoft Mary were originally named Microsoft Mark Lund and Microsoft Melanie Granfers. Microsoft Sam also stands for Microsoft Speech Articulation Module.
@@winelectronic101 Whaaaat? Any history of the vocalizer voices. And if Ava was a male tts voice what would the name be? I wonder how Samantha got her popularity. As for Tom or Daniel, what was the history of him. I would like to know the history of the vocalizer voices.
@@mckensieparker6414 Vocalizer is actually owned by Nuance. Most of the voices in this group are voices bought out from either Loquendo or ScanSoft. Allison and Kate were originally Loquendo voices and Samantha, Tom, Daniel, Tessa, Moira, and Fiona were originally ScanSoft voices. ScanSoft is a division of Lernout and Hauspie. Lernout and Hauspie are the same company who created Michael and Michelle. Lernout and Hauspie went out of business on October 25, 2001 (same day as Windows XP was released) due to engaging in fraud. Michael and Michelle would then be licensed to Microsoft, while it's parent company, ScanSoft, was acquired by RealSpeak, which became acquired by Nuance sometime in the late 2000s and early 2010s.
UPDATE:
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15:07
I love how every tts is normal and then there’s this one
very proud of betty for being 5 months on testosterone
I think she had a tracheotomy.
LMAO REAL I'm 3 years on T and I had a period of sounding like Betty 😭
14:29 - Microsoft Sam, voice of Nigel from the T&F series
9:39 Microsoft Sam And Microsoft Anna's Son
I'm impressed with how well the Chinese voices (and some of the others) are at speaking English when it is not their native language. I'd have liked to hear the other voices speaking their own languages though.
That's the Control Panel for you. Ever since Windows Vista, Microsoft dropped the unique input text feature for multiple languages, which is why they all tried to speak English. But for whatever reason, all of the Chinese voices have absolutely no problem speaking English. (With the exception of Microsoft Simplified Chinese, which spells words in English instead).
@@stephensaluphta5871 Read the directions in the donlowad link.
@@stephensaluphta5871 You can use your own judgement if you want, but the reasons why it is saying this is because (A) it adds entries to the Windows Registry that otherwise wouldn't be normal and patches certain dlls for compatibility under Windows 10, and (B) some of the programs are really old. If Windows Smartscreen appears saying the file may be dangerous, it doesn't mean all the time that it is potentially malware, but because it has an unsigned publisher.
Some were Japanese
@@winelectronic101 If you export this registry key on Windows XP: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Speech\Voices\Preview, then import it on your system, you can bring the multi language preview text feature back.
TIME STAMPS
1. LH Kenji 0:00
2. LH Michael 0:09
3. LH Michelle 0:15
4. LH Naoko 0:22
5. Adam - Polish (Poland) 0:31
6. An - Vietnamese (Vietnam) 0:37
7. Ana Mobile - Spanish (Spain) 0:45
8. Ana Mobile II - Portuguese (Brazil) 0:54
9. Andika - Indonesian (Indonesia) 1:04
10. Andrei - Romanian (Romania) 1:13
11. Anna - English (United States) 1:21
12. Anna XP - English (United States) 1:27
13. Asaf - Hebrew (Israel) 1:35
14. Ayumi - Japanese (Japan) 1:44
15. Bart - Dutch (Belgium) 1:52
16. Bengt - Swedish (Sweden) 2:00
17. Betty 2:08
18. Betty Vista 2:13
19. Beverly 2:17
20. Beverly Vista 2:23
21. Brutus 2:28
22. Brutus Vista 2:33
23. Caroline - French (Canada) 2:38
24. Catherine - English (Australia) 2:47
25. Claude - French (Canada) 2:56
26. Cosimo - Italian (Italy) 3:04
27. Daniel - Portuguese (Brazil) 3:11
28. Danny - Chinese (Hong Kong) 3:20
29. David Desktop - English (United States) 3:28
30. Elena Server - Russian (Russia) 3:37
31. Elsa Desktop - Italian (Italy) 3:45
32. Elsa Mobile II - Italian (Italy) 3:53
33. Eva Mobile - English (United States) 4:02
34. Eva Mobile II - English (Canada) 4:10
35. Filip - Slovak (Slovakia) 4:17
36. Frank - Dutch (Netherlands) 4:26
37. Freddy 4:34
38. Freddy Vista 4:39
39. George - English (United Kingdom) 4:44
40. Guillaume - French (Switzerland) 4:53
41. Hannah Desktop - Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) 5:01
42. Hannah Server - Dutch (Netherlands) 5:12
43. Hamonie Server - French (Canada) 5:19
44. Haruka Desktop - Japanese (Japan) 5:28
45. Hayley Server - English (Australia) 5:37
46. Hazel Desktop - English (United Kingdom) 5:45
47. Heami Desktop - Korean (Korea) 5:54
48. Heather Server - English (Canada) 6:04
49. Hedda Desktop - German (Germany) 6:11
50. Heera - English (India) 6:20
51. Heidi - Finnish (Finland) 6:29
52. Helen Server - English (United States) 6:37
53. Helena Desktop - Spanish (Spain) 6:45
54. Helia - Portuguese (Portugal) 6:53
55. Helle - Danish (Denmark) 7:00
56. Helosia Server - Portuguese (Brazil) 7:07
57. Hemant - Hindi (India) 7:16
58. Herena - Catalan (Spain) 7:24
59. Hilda Server - Spanish (Mexico) 7:33
60. Hoda - Arabic (Egypt) 7:42
61. Hongyu Mobile - Chinese (Simplified, China) 7:51
62. Hortense Desktop - French (France) 8:02
63. HuiHui Desktop - Chinese (Simplified, China) 8:10
64. Hulda Server - Norwegian (Norway) 8:21
65. Ichiro - Japanese (Japan) 8:29
66. Irina Desktop - Russian (Russia) 8:39
67. Ivan - Bulgarian (Bulgaria) 8:48
68. Jack 8:56
69. Jack Vista 9:02
70. Jakub - Czech (Czech Republic) 9:08
71. James - English (Australia) 9:16
72. Jon - Norwegian (Norway) 9:24
73. Julie - French (France) 9:32
74. Junior 9:39
75. Junior Vista 9:45
76. Kalpana - Hindi (India) 9:50
77. Kangkang - Chinese (Simplified, China) 9:58
78. Karsten - German (Switzerland) 10:07
79. Katja - German (Germany) 10:15
80. Katja Mobile II - German (Germany) 10:23
81. Koyal Mobile - English (India) 10:31
82. Lado - Slovenian (Slovenia) 10:39
83. Laura - Spanish (Spain) 10:47
84. Lili - Chinese (Simplified, China) 10:56
85. Lili XP - Chinese (Simplified, China) 11:06
86. Linda - English (Canada) 11:16
87. Lucia Server - Italian (Italy) 11:24
88. Maria Desktop - Portuguese (Brazil) 11:34
89. Mark - English (United States) 11:44
90. Mary 11:50
91. Mary Vista 11:56
92. Matej - Croatian (Croatia) 12:01
93. Matilda Mobile - English (Australian) 12:09
94. Michael - German (Austria) 12:17
95. Mike 12:25
96. Mike Vista 12:30
97. Mila Mobile - Spanish (Mexico) 12:36
98. Naayf - Arabic (Saudi Arabia) 12:44
99. Nathalie - French (Canada) 12:55
100. Nathalie Mobile II - French (France) 13:04
101. Pablo - Spanish (Spain) 13:12
102. Pattara - Thai (Thailand) 13:20
103. Paul - French (France) 13:26
104. Paulina Desktop - Polish (Poland) 13:33
105. Pavel - Russian (Russia) 13:42
106. Raul - Spanish (Mexico) 13:49
107. Ravi - English (India) 13:57
108. Richard - English (Canada) 14:04
109. Rizwan - Malay (Malaysia) 14:11
110. Sabina Desktop - Spanish (Mexico) 14:21
111. Sam 14:28
112. Sam Vista 14:34
113. Sarah Mobile - English (United Kingdom) 14:39
114. Sayaka - Japanese (Japan) 14:47
115. Sean - English (Ireland) 14:56
116. Simplified Chinese 15:06
117. Stefan - German (Germany) 15:35
118. Stefanos - Greek (Greece) 15:45
119. Szabolcs - Hungarian (Hungary) 15:53
120. Tolga - Turkish (Turkey) 16:03
121. Tracy Desktop - Chinese (Hong Kong) 16:10
122. Valluvar - Tamil (India) 16:20
123. Yaoyao - Chinese (Simplified, China) 16:29
124. Yating - Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) 16:39
125. Zihwei - Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) 16:49
126. Zira Desktop - English (United States) 16:59
127. Zira Professional Server - English (United States) 17:08
128. TOSHIBA male adult (U.S.) 17:17
Spelling fixes:
41. Hanhan Desktop
43. Harmonie Server
93. Matilda - English (Australia)
Desktop TTS
29. Microsoft David 3:28
31. Microsoft Elsa 3:45
41. Microsoft Hanhan 5:01
44. Microsoft Haruka 5:28
46. Microsoft Hazel 5:45
47. Microsoft Heami 5:54
49. Microsoft Hedda 6:11
62. Microsoft Hortense 8:02
63. Microsoft HuiHui 8:10
66. Microsoft Irina 8:39
88. Microsoft Maria 11:34
104. Microsoft Paulina 13:33
110. Microsoft Sabina 14:21
121. Microsoft Tracy 16:10
126. Microsoft Zira 16:59
Mobile TTS
7. Microsoft Ana 0:46
79. Microsoft Katja 10:23
99. Microsoft Nathalie 12:55
129. Himari - Japanese (Japan)
P😮😮ppl
can you add text in text box?
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, DUDE
Thanks a lot for this!
The SAPI5 voices in terms of release date
1. Mike - 1997
2. Mary - 1997
3. Sam - 1998
4. Brutus - Late 90s-Early 2000s
5. Freddy - Late 90s-Early 2000s
6. Jack - Late 90s-Early 2000s
7. Junior - Late 90s-Early 2000s
8. Betty - Late 90s-Early 2000s
9. Berverly - Late 90s-Early 2000s
10. Sample TTS Voice - 2001
11. LH Michael - 2001
12. LH Michelle - 2001
13. Simplifed Chinese - 2002
14. LH Kenji - 2003
15. LH Naoko - 2003
16. Anna - 2004
17. Lili - 2006
18. Anna XP - 2006
19. Lili XP - 2006
20. Sam Vista - 2006
21. Mike Vista - 2006
22. Mary Vista - 2006
23. Brutus Vista - 2006
24. Freddy Vista - 2006
25. Jack Vista - 2006
26. Junior Vista - 2006
27. Betty Vista - 2006
28. Berverly Vista - 2006
29. Helen - 2010
30. ZiraPro - 2010
31. Heather - 2010
32. Hazel - 2010
33. Hayley - 2010
34. Heera - 2010
35. Helena - 2010
36. Hilda - 2010
37. Hortense - 2010
38. Harmonie - 2010
39. Hedda - 2010
40. Lucia - 2010
41. Harkua - 2010
42. Heami - 2010
43. Helia - 2010
44. Helosia - 2010
45. Paulina - 2010
46. Elena - 2010
47. Huihui - 2010
48. Hanhan - 2010
49. HunYee - 2010
50. Herena - 2010
51. Helle - 2010
52. Heldi - 2010
53. Hedvi - 2010
54. Hanna - 2010
55. Hulda - 2010
56. David - 2011
57. Zira - 2011
58. Sabina - 2013
59. Elsa - 2013
60. Maria - 2013
61. Irina - 2013
62. Tracy - 2013
63. Mark - 2015
64. Eva - 2015
65. George - 2015
66. Susan - 2015
67. Sarah - 2016
68. Ravi - 2016
69. Koyal - 2016
70. Catherine - 2016
71. James - 2016
72. Matilda - 2016
73. Linda - 2016
74. Richard - 2016
75. Laura - 2016
76. Pablo - 2016
77. Ana - 2016
78. Ana - 2016
79. Elsa - 2016
80. Raul - 2016
81. Mila - 2016
81. Julie - 2016
82. Paul - 2016
83. Caroline - 2016
84. Claude - 2016
85. Nathalie - 2016
86. Katja - 2016
87. Stefan - 2016
88. Kangkang - 2016
89. Yaoyao - 2016
90. Hongyu - 2016
91. Sean - 2017
92. Guillaume - 2017
93. Michael - 2017
94. Karsten - 2017
95. Cosimo - 2017
96. Ayumi - 2017
97. Ichrio - 2017
98. Sayaka - 2017
99. Daniel - 2017
100. Adam - 2017
101. Pavel - 2017
102. Yating - 2017
103. Zhiwei - 2017
104. Danny - 2017
105. Hoda - 2017
106. Naayf - 2017
107. Frank - 2017
108. Bart - 2017
109. Hemant - 2017
110. Kalpana - 2017
111. An - 2017
112. Andika - 2017
113. Andrei - 2017
114. Asaf - 2017
115. Bengt - 2017
116. Fillip - 2017
117. Ivan - 2017
118. Jakub - 2017
119. Jon - 2017
120. Lado - 2017
121. Matej - 2017
122. Pattara - 2017
123. Rizwan - 2017
124. Stefanos - 2017
125. Szabolcs - 2017
126. Tulga - 2017
127. Valluvar - 2017
128. Aria - 2021
129. Jenny - 2021
130. Guy - 2021
Not really the actual years when they released but i tried
what is the most used text to speech voice
Microsoft Simplified Chinese: F#ck this all, gonna read letter-by-letter 😂
Good job, you just created a ck hashtag.
what was the one selection that sounded like it was mad?
How do you get microsoft elsa mobile italian italy? I am italian and I want to use that voice for my screen reader. How do you get it?
Microsoft Anna
impresiv
A lot of the voices from different languages a lot not all of them were in a bad quality and it was kinda weird.
Are these TTS voices are available on the Microsoft Edge browser? I have my Mac, but I might try to look for it.
These are text-to-speech voices for use specifically with Windows. Although I have heard from somewhere that Microsoft Aria (not on this video) is supposedly on Microsoft Edge, but that has yet to be confirmed.
@@winelectronic101It is on there.
2:28 Brutus’ Voice Sounds Like Mike!
I think my big struggle with the Microsoft voices is that no matter how updated and evolved they are, they have always had this weird raspy quality to them. Apple computers now have the vocalizer voices, which sound pretty natural even if you can’t speed them up. Does anyone know why the Microsoft text to speech voices have this quality? Like, I can understand why no one can use The as your voices, seeing as all of them are neural and Windows computers don’t have the technology to just use those, but even the mobile voices, which sound pretty good all things considered, still seem to have this dry throaty quality to them.
Actually, Aria, Jenny, and Guy are a part of Windows 11 v22H2, though only through Narrator as optional downloadable voices.
@@winelectronic101 Yeah, that’s what I heard! They don’t seem to show up for me though when I was trying to add voices. Maybe I need to update again, though everything seems to be up-to-date, so I wasn’t sure.
@@stephbrown4503 You don't change the voice through the speech settings. For whatever reason, Microsoft is moving away from the SAPI5 and OneCore engines and replacing them with a new engine that is strictly used by Azure voices. These voices are not cross compatible with SAPI5, due to the structure of the new API. You have to go into the Narrator settings to add "Natural" voices and then choose a new voice from the Narrator settings instead.
Microsoft betty and beverly sounded like mary talking like a man
Wow! Let us see if we can prove that they do talk like a man (like Microsoft Mary)...
What computer do you have?
How were you able to make all of the voice names appear on the speech control panel?
Through a lot of registry tweaking. I'm trying to work on creating an installer utility to find the files and download them from there, but for now, use the zip in the description. The reason I am looking into making an installer is because editing the registry can break Windows if you don't know what you're doing, and some people get alarmed when they see the .reg extension, so my intention is to create a setup and choose which voices to install and automatically add the registry entries, since they apparently don't break Windows and to make it easier for the average user to use them.
@@winelectronic101 Any updates about the installer?
12:25 i found a billy's voice on ki us show
whoaaah THANKS A MILLION - at last, Catherine and James now appear on other TTS Software - it just needs registration keys!
how did you do this? just wondering..
It's not actually that difficult, the OneCore engine uses the same assets as SAPI5. Same is true for Speech Platform. The most difficult are the "Cortana" voices (which are still in Windows now despite Cortana being removed) because they aren't as transferrable and you have to manually create most of those keys yourself. Well, until now, that is.
i never knew microsoft sam vista was a real thing. i got ms anna on my old xp desktop, and while messing around with narrator, created the ms sam vista and ms anna xp voices, both were kinda glitchy. you heard both voices say "computer's" strangely. ms sam vista says many words correctly that ms sam xp mispronounces. just like ms anna xp mispronounces words that ms anna vista says right. ms sam and ms anna vista say pointer as "pointer", while their counterparts say "pwanter". ms sam xp in infamous for pronouncing "soi" as "SQAUGH", and his vista counterpart says it correctly. soy is mispronounced on both versions. i really though ms anna xp and ms sam vista were glitches as a result.
How did you get the voices that can’t be found?
What voices are you referring to?
If you're talking about the Cortana (Mobile) voices, the majority of those were registry files made in Notepad by scratch, since they apparently don't exist elsewhere in the registry, apart from the English Canada, US, and Australia ones. The "Vista" and "XP" suffix voices are basically just swapped lexicon engines from both Windows XP and Windows Vista, since Sam, Mike, Mary, Anna, and Lili's lexicons are all reversable. The "Betty", "Beverly", "Brutus", "Freddy", "Jack", and "Junior" voices are basically just Sam, Mike, and Mary pitch swapped, since it turns out the files that contain their pitch data are also reversable. With these, it is possible to force pitches lower and higher than achieved when reaching pitch values like -100 and 100.
Where can I get Microsoft Sam for Windows 10
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Swagmaster
you have selected Microsoft Sam Vista as the computers default voice
Lol Sam wouldn’t be caught dead on vista.
Top Chess dubbers:
Rook - George
Horsey/Knight - Mark
Bishop - Richard
Queen - Linda
King - David
Pawn - ?
Ultimate Pawn - Hazel UK
14:28 The classic
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6:29 what's wrong with finland
9:40 9:45 sounds like Micros soft sam crying hahahahahahahahaha soisoisoisoi ruffelflflflflfl
crotch kick
Sayaka
16:03 funny moment
Yes really the actual years when they released but i tried
Microsoft Adam is the best
MORE LIKE IS SAM SAYING SOI
where can I get the Toshiba voice
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0:38 MS An Belike:
Diu hả vờ xè lệch tịt Mai cờ dô sóp An Việt Nam mít, Việt Nam🇻🇳❤ây ét the cỏm pủ tờ ét để phù hồi voi sờ😂😂😂
The Hindi voices can speak Indian English as i guess...
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now make them say soi soi soi
To be honest, most of the non English speaking voices do't speak very well. The netherlands ones weren't very understandable. And I know that's not a glitch, that's just how they speak. I like Microsoft Elena.
I will never understand why Microsoft Simplified Chinese spelled everything out while every other voice including the other chinese voices actually says the words out.
The Whistler TTS Engine for chinese voices is weird.
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2:28 12:25 Both voices sound similar
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Pissed me off
You forgot Microsoft Sydney!!
No such voice
14:29 i found microsoft ki u voice
6:53 Portugal crl
😅😅
Chinese voices are better at English than English voices actually!
Except Microsoft Simplified Chinese, apparently.
I see lol
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15:49 "ghellech?"
0:38 lol
8:13 goofy ahh chinese name 😂💀🗿
F*ckf*ck by russian! Sleep well
Soi
Chinese speak English
Okay but seriously, Does Microsof George talk like a lady? I don't think so, but others do.
No, not as much as Microsoft Mark and Microsoft Mike do.
Fun fact, Microsoft Mike and Microsoft Mary were originally named Microsoft Mark Lund and Microsoft Melanie Granfers. Microsoft Sam also stands for Microsoft Speech Articulation Module.
@@winelectronic101 Whaaaat? Any history of the vocalizer voices. And if Ava was a male tts voice what would the name be? I wonder how Samantha got her popularity. As for Tom or Daniel, what was the history of him. I would like to know the history of the vocalizer voices.
@@winelectronic101 Do you think vocalizer voice Ava talks like a man sometimes?
@@mckensieparker6414 Vocalizer is actually owned by Nuance. Most of the voices in this group are voices bought out from either Loquendo or ScanSoft. Allison and Kate were originally Loquendo voices and Samantha, Tom, Daniel, Tessa, Moira, and Fiona were originally ScanSoft voices. ScanSoft is a division of Lernout and Hauspie. Lernout and Hauspie are the same company who created Michael and Michelle. Lernout and Hauspie went out of business on October 25, 2001 (same day as Windows XP was released) due to engaging in fraud. Michael and Michelle would then be licensed to Microsoft, while it's parent company, ScanSoft, was acquired by RealSpeak, which became acquired by Nuance sometime in the late 2000s and early 2010s.
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