Vocality Text To Speech

PolynomialC Software

About this app

Vocality is a text to speech (TTS) tool that uses the voices provided by the text-to-speech engine(s) installed on your device to playback text or generate .wav files. You can use it to generate speech samples for inclusion in your music projects, phone alerts/ringtones or just for fun!

Features:

- Supports multiple TTS engines (Google, Ivona, SVOX etc.)
- Choose between all TTS installed languages
- Create presets for saving your favourite engine/language/speed/pitch combinations
- Save the entered text as one .wav file or broken into one file per word

If you don't have a TTS engine installed on your device already (for example if you're using a custom ROM), Vocality will prompt you on startup and give you the option to install the default Google TTS engine languages.

Permissions:

- External storage: All generated samples are saved to user's choice of directory on sd-card equivalent.

Please report any bugs or issues to [e-mail] or visit the website at www.polynomialcsoftware.com for news, manuals and more...

Ratings and reviews

This has worked very well! Not only for use within caustic musically, but just for fun as well! Revording personalized msgs and sending the audio... or to broadcast throughout the house using Google voice or Alexa or both if avail.. lol! The different dialects are great.. and although I can't be 100.. seem very very accurate! All in all, easy to use... great results! A+ !!

Files cant be read on caustic on any new samsung phone is there an alternative can no longer use the sample editor on PC synth it won't read the files any fixedes anybody can't add vocals otherwise

Love it. Great for using with Caustic 3 to add voice samples to tunes. So easy to use.

What's new

V1.1 August 2013

- User is now informed if they have no TTS engine installed, app no longer crashes in this circumstance
- Caustic 3.0 users can now launch Vocality directly from its sample editor

V1.01 June 2013:

- Fixed bug for users in locales using comma (,) rather than period (.) for decimal numbers which was causing the app to crash

V1.0 June 2013:

- Initial release!