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Development of eSpeak continued from 1.16 (there was not a 1.15 release) with the addition of an eSpeakEdit program for editing and building the eSpeak voice data. These were only available as separate source and binary downloads up to eSpeak 1.24. The 1.24.02 version of eSpeak was the first version
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On 8 December 2015, there were discussions on the eSpeak mailing list about the lack of activity from Jonathan Duddington over the previous 8 months from the last eSpeak development release. This evolved into discussions of continuing development of eSpeak in Jonathan's absence. The result of this
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code. They can be modified by "voice variants". These are text files which can change characteristics such as pitch range, add effects such as echo, whisper and croaky voice, or make systematic adjustments to formant frequencies to change the sound of the voice. For example, "af" is the Afrikaans
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data are necessary (e.g. stress of syllable, falling or rising pitch of basic frequency, pause, etc.) and other information, which allows to synthesize more human, non-monotonous speech. E.g. in eSpeakNG format stressed syllable is added using apostrophe:
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voices, eSpeakNG converts the text to phonemes and associated pitch contours. It passes this to the MBROLA program using the PHO file format, capturing the audio created in output by MBROLA. That audio is then handled by eSpeakNG.
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are made by playing recorded sounds, because they are rich in harmonics, which makes additive synthesis less effective. Voiced consonants such as /z/ are made by mixing a synthesized voiced sound with a recorded sample of unvoiced
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method, providing many languages in a relatively small file size. eSpeakNG (Next Generation) is a continuation of the original developer's project with more feedback from native speakers.
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On 11 December 2015, the espeak-ng fork was started. The first release of espeak-ng was 1.49.0 on 10 September 2016, containing significant code cleanup, bug fixes, and language updates.
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Kayte, S., & Gawali, D. B. (2015). Marathi Speech Synthesis: A review. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 3(6), 3708-3711.
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The quality of the language voices varies greatly. In eSpeakNG's predecessor eSpeak, the initial versions of some languages were based on information found on
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Phonetic representations can be included within text input by including them within double square-brackets. For example: espeak-ng -v en "Hello ]" will say
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voice. "af+f2" is the Afrikaans voice modified with the "f2" voice variant which changes the formants and the pitch range to give a female sound.
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On 4 October 2015 (6 months after the 1.48.15 release of eSpeak), this fork started diverging more significantly from the original eSpeak.
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eSpeakNG can be used as text-to-speech translator in different ways, depending on which text-to-speech translation step user want to use.
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was the creation of the espeak-ng (Next Generation) fork, using the GitHub version of eSpeak as the basis for future development.
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to filter out necessary frequency spectrum and sound envelope for particular consonant (s, t, k) or sonorant (l, m, n) sound.
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The Klatt synthesizer mostly uses the same formant data as the eSpeakNG synthesizer. But, it also produces sounds by
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license. The last official eSpeak release was 1.48.04 for Windows and Linux, 1.47.06 for RISC OS and 1.45.04 for
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version added in January 2007. Development on Speak continued until version 1.14, when it was renamed to eSpeak.
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using the 1.43.46 release. This started off as an effort to make it easier to build eSpeak on Linux and other
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Mohanan, S., Salkar, S., Naik, G., Dessai, N. F., & Naik, S. (2012). Text Reader for Konkani Language.
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and other Linux distributions. Its predecessor eSpeak was recommended by Microsoft in 2016 and was used by
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If eSpeakNG is used for generation of prosody data only, then prosody data can be used as input for
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computers supporting British English. On 17 February 2006, Speak 1.05 was released under the
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for 27 languages in 2010; 17 of these were subsequently replaced by proprietary voices.
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van Leussen, Jan-Wilem; Tromp, Maarten (26 July 2007). "Latin to Speech". p. 6.
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eSpeakNG uses an ASCII representation of phoneme names which is loosely based on the
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An Improved System for Converting Text into Speech for Punjabi Language using eSpeak
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by starting with generated noise, which is rich in harmonics, and then applying
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using its two different approaches. With its own eSpeakNG synthesizer and a
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Hadeda: The noisy way to practice spelling vocabulary using a cell phone
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eSpeakNG performs text-to-speech synthesis for the following languages:
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eSpeakNG can be used as a command-line program, or as a shared library.
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In 1995, Jonathan Duddington released the Speak speech synthesizer for
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input text is translated into pronunciation phonemes (e.g. input text
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Because of its small size and many languages, eSpeakNG is included in
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Currently unreleased; it must be built from the latest source code.
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Adding Japanese language synthesis support to the eSpeak system
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The eSpeakNG synthesizer creates voiced speech sounds such as
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International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology
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Adapting eSpeak for converting text into speech in Albanian
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For comparison two samples with and without prosody data:
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International Journal of Computer Science Issues (IJCSI)
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pronunciation phonemes are synthesized into sound e.g.,
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Giving a voice to more languages on Google Translate
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adding together sine waves to make the total sound.
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