Talk It!

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Talk It!, also called TalkAny, was a popular text-to-speech (TTS) software by SoftVoice, Inc. and was originally included in the Windows 95 version of Microsoft Plus! under the name of "Microsoft Plus! for Kids". It was used to teach children pronunciation of words and for simple text-to-speech uses, including narration and accessibility.

Multilingual languages

Talk It! came in two languages, Spanish and English.

External links

SoftVoice, Inc.

or go to

Softonic

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Proprietary software	BrowseAloud CereProc DECtalk IVONA Microsoft Agent Microsoft Speech API Microsoft text-to-speech voices Readspeaker Talk It! Voice browser Vocaloid Cantor Voiceroid

Free software	eSpeak Gnuspeech Festival Speech Synthesis System FreeTTS

Shareware	Utau

Machine	Echo 2 Pattern playback Phasor RIAS Texas Instruments LPC Speech Chips TuVox

Applications	AOLbyPhone DialogOS Dr. Sbaitso MBROLA Microsoft Narrator Microsoft Speech Server PlainTalk Voice font

Protocols	Speech Synthesis Markup Language

Developers/Researchers	Catherine Browman Franklin Seaney Cooper Gunnar Fant Haskins Laboratories Wolfgang von Kempelen Ignatius Mattingly Philip Rubin VoiceWeb VoiceXML Yamaha

Process	Articulatory synthesis Concatenative synthesis Currah Inverse filter PSOLA Phase vocoder SABLE Self-voicing

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