The world today has pulsations to a thousand. The return to normal life has everyone stressed and moving in ways they were not used to after almost two years of confinement. However now more than ever it is necessary to make time to enjoy the tranquility. For many people, that’s reading, for others, it’s being read.
Even if what you do is study, listening to someone read can be much more useful than reading yourself. It can also help save time to have more free time for the rest of the day. In the case of being multitasking, it is a very popular solution.
As each person is different tastes vary in the same way. But what is clear is that the robotic voice of Online Readers like Google does not improve anyone’s experience. But it is almost universally accepted that the British voice is the most calming to read. Imagining that Ian McKellen is reading your college books can help anyone study.
Not all Text-To-Speech software features a variety of voices like Woord does, let alone free. No one expects the ability to have any kind of text read in other countries’ voices to be free of charge.
The Benefits Of A Text-To-Speech API
You can use this server to improve your listening, speaking, and pronouncing skills. Listen to any printed items in authentic voices while doing something else.
Create an audio version of the textual content to assist visually impaired people, entertain them, or educate them. TTS Reader converts any text into a natural-sounding male of all country’s voices. Continue speaking from where you left off while being paused.
Woord is one of the leading APIs for different accents and types of voices that you can have your text read to you. Imagine having all of the options while also receiving personalized attention in real-time. You can also download your own sounds and TTS for use in video presentations or for personal use.
Woord is free to download for Windows and Mac OS X, and it allows you to read a wide range of texts, including webpages, blogs, text files, PDF documents, ePub, and more. It also allows us to select from a variety of voices and control the reading speed.
You can try it and sign up for free by clicking here.
Also published on Medium.