Both sound professionals and beginners appreciate the BOOM products. The products have this specific edge you will not find anywhere else: every collection comes with a 96 kHz high definition huge source library of their original recordings + a great variety of pre-designed SFX, ready to use.įor more than a decade, their sound libraries have travelled the multicolored world of films, series and gaming and left bright traces in projects such as “Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order” and “Fortnite” or trailers for “The Mandalorian”, “Battlefield V”, “Black Panther”, “La La Land”, “Rogue One” (…) – just to name a few.
The BOOM Library prides itself on providing high-end, ultimate sound libraries for all media and audio professionals. This service charges a very small fee per character but you can use the recorded audio anyway you want.The BOOM Library was founded in 2010 by award-winning audio guys from Dynamedion, the biggest European game audio studio based in Mainz, Germany. orgĪ basic site that has US and Indian voices and you can download in WAV and MP3. Īnother Text to Speech engine available here, works well, check out male voice John. This web site says it allows for 20 minutes of free speech conversion to MP3. See the example of how to use this on the next page. Different speakers and different languages are supported. You can type in words, phrases, sentences and more and save the result as an MP3 file. The IBM speech engine is accessible at this web site. Note that Adafruit does not endorse any 3rd party site, sometimes they restrict use or the site disappears, in such a case, go to another or use a search engine to find "Free text to speech mp3". Different services support different speakers (male/female) and languages. While computers can generate voices, it can get convoluted, so we'll use the power of the web to use some websites to generate text to speech. Method 2: Using Machine Generated Voice (text-to-speech)
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