It’s no secret that Mickey Mouse has one of the most recognizable voices in the world of animation. The lovable character has been entertaining generations since his creation in 1928. Nowadays, you might be looking for a way to bring Mickey’s iconic voice to your projects, and that’s where text-to-speech (TTS) technology comes in handy….

Text-to-speech technology is an assistive technology that converts text into audio, often highlighting sections of the text as they are being read. The purpose is to improve accessibility for people who have trouble reading or have visual impairments and to make reading more accessible on mobile devices. Modern text-to-speech software can be customized by the user…

Speech Synthesis Markup Language ( SSML ) tags allow you to more easily control the way someone reads your text by giving precise instructions on pronunciation, emphasis, timing, etc. A few good reasons for using SSML are: You can use Text-to-Speech (TTS) to hear your copy and how it will actually sound. Here on Voiceley.com,…

As technology advances, so does the way we interact with it. One such advancement is Neural Text to Speech (TTS), which allows computers to convert written text into spoken words. Unlike the traditional TTS systems, which use pre-recorded audio snippets of words and phrases, neural TTS uses deep learning algorithms to synthesize natural-sounding speech in…