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>Anyone who works regularly with people from other countries will recognize this right away. Your brain goes into a sort of fuzzy recognition mode searching for
by NextUserName 13y ago
>Anyone who works regularly with people from other countries will recognize this right away. Your brain goes into a sort of fuzzy recognition mode searching for meaning rather than critiquing flaws.
This is an interesting reason. I have always noticed that the British and Australian accented voices sounded better. I though that perhaps it was easier to emulate their pronunciations.
Would the inverse hold true for British/Australian people as well? Does US English sound the best to them in TTS applications?
- gradstudent 13y ago> Would the inverse hold true for British/Australian people as well? Does US English sound the best to them in TTS applications? US English always sounds wrong. No matter who is speaking. UK English or non-cockney Australian is the way to go.