AT&T Text-to-Speech Engine

While searching for a nice attendant voice generator software for making some good IVR prompts for my voice mail, I came across the test to speech engine from AT&T. Its named AT&T Natural Voices. And I found its capabilities are quite good to some of the other Text to Speech APIs I came across. And I made the required voice sample using their demo interface too. A very nice site if you like to use the same for your IVR prompts etc. Make sure that those voice clips are used for personal purposes only as they have explicitly prohibited the use of any sample made from that site in any commercial applications.

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