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Text to speech voices
Text to speech voices









  1. Text to speech voices how to#
  2. Text to speech voices free#

In leisure time, when travelling, in the office or during sport you can now also “read”, without having to stare at a computer screen or paper.

  • Audio Component: a reference to the Audio Component in the TTS Controller.įunction TTSCompleteHandler(audioTrackAsset, wordInfos, audioComponent) else if (playerState = PlayerState.Why listen? 7 interesting advantages of our text to speech softwareĪ study of the University of Regensburg has shown that absorption of information is 29% higher when listening than when reading and reading and listening at the same time leads to a 44% increase in efficiency.
  • WordInfos: we can also get word infos for timing details for word pronunciation.
  • OnTTSCompleteHandler: will be called once the audio generation is completed, and receives three parameters: Audio Track Asset, WordInfos and Audio Component. Global.getTTSResults(text, TTSCompleteHandler, TTSErrorHandler) Speak: pass input text to the getTTSResults global function in the TTS Controller. Now let’s take a look at the main functions for generating and playing the TTS Audio.
  • Speaker Hint - start tween animation when start to play TTS Audio.
  • Tap to Speech Behavior - disable Tap Behavior script when playing TTS Audio.
  • TTS Input Text - use TTS Input Text Component as TTS text input.
  • Greeting ControllerĬlick on the TTS Examples -> Greeting object, we can see the main script for this example, GreetingController Script Component in the Inspector Panel. Tip: To get real time data for Dynamic Text, push your Lens to Snapchat.

    Text to speech voices free#

    Tip: Feel free to try different inputs for TTS! Text Input supports text in English only. The WeatherCondition and City will change based on the location and weather information. Here we are using Dynamic Text as the text input. We can see here the text input is “Hello there! Now it is WeatherCondition in City!”.

    text to speech voices

    In the Objects panel, click on the Orthographic Camera -> Greeting UI -> TTS Input Text. In addition, we will animate the text based on the timing details for word pronunciation. In this example, we can generate Text To Speech Audio from a Screen Text Object. Now let’s take a look at the greeting example. The preview text will automatically be spoken on Lens start. You can preview TTS voice by enabling the Preview TTS checkbox and filling in the Preview Text. TTS supports six voice styles for Sasha and one voice style for Sam. With TTS Controller, you can choose different options for TTS Voice: Voice Name, Voice Style and Voice Pace. For more information related to Audio Component, please check out Audio Component and Audio Component API. Tip: TTS will generate TTS AudioTrackAsset, which can be attached to an Audio Component as the Audio Track asset to play. We attach the Text To Speech Module and an Audio Component to the TTSController Script Component for generating and playing TTS Audio in Lens Studio.

    text to speech voices

    The Text To Speech is driven by the main helper script TTSController under the TTS Controller object. Note: Currently TTS supports US English with two voices, six different voice styles for one of the voices and the ability to tweak the pace of TTS speech playback.

    text to speech voices

    The main asset used for Text To Speech is Text To Speech Module. When we open the template, we can find the examples in the Objects panel.

  • Feeling Example - Generating a Text To Speech audio based on the button selection.
  • Greeting Example - Generating a simple greeting Text To Speech audio based on location and weather information.
  • Text to speech voices how to#

    The template has two different examples shows how to use Text To Speech:

    text to speech voices

    The template contains several helpers that you can use to create text to speech experiences. The Text To Speech template demonstrates how you can use the Text To Speech in the Lenses.











    Text to speech voices