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I agree it gets closer, but as is with much of speech synthesis, it still to me ends up sounding like "a male talking in a high-pitched voice" and not "a female
by smlacy 8y ago
I agree it gets closer, but as is with much of speech synthesis, it still to me ends up sounding like "a male talking in a high-pitched voice" and not "a female".
In addition, this would imply that only males can talk in a low register, which is patently false. Low register female voices are fairly common.
- raverbashing 8y agoIt's a bit of a subtle distinction. A lot of voice acting on cartoon boys is done by women (classic example: Bart Simpson) So they can make it sound more masculine but still high pitched