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| Tone pitch control in text-to-speech? Hi A few years ago I used Apple's text-to-speech applying certain codes to control the tone pitch and length of the spoken syllables making the Mac singing instead of just speaking a text. It's something like a string of 2 or 3 letters typed in front of each syllable. Unfortunately I neither remember those codes nor can I find any corresponding files in my archive. Surprisingly I can't find any information about it online as well. Does anybody remember or know these codes, or knows a page where I can find more abut it? Thanks for any help Patrik Wuethrich |
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