In Sioux City the Taoiseach parked his coupe by the quay overlooking a fjord. Nearby, a bugle played an octave, children savored sherbet and quinoa with acai, and an artisan sold bagels next to ancient-inspired rouge.
And it got most of the (irregularly spelt) words pronounced correctly except for 'quinoa' and 'acai'.Just for fun, I also tested some tongue twisters. For some reason, I find it psychologically very difficult to listen to perfectly spoken tongue twisters — almost as if some sort of nail on chalkboard effect is going on!
The sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick
She sells sea-shells by the sea-shore.
The shells she sells are sea-shells, I'm sure.
For if she sells sea-shells by the sea-shore
Then I'm sure she sells sea-shore shells.Once you scale to ~60M characters per month, it's 50% cheaper. In other words, if you're at a stage where you spend $1,000/mo on text-to-speech, you'd spend $500/mo instead.
This service might be cheaper than Google at scale, but if I needed 60M chars a month I’d probably care about those features.
Or even if I could buy 1 month and then use those credits over multiple successive months I would really start considering it. It's nicer on my ears than even GCP's new neural voices, and I've listened to over 1k hours over the past year or two
Definitely. Even on an M1 it made the page sluggish. I could feel its effect by moving the slider. When I deleted the div.glow-animation with the browser’s DevTools, it became way snappier.