Short Description
The Voices are available in 16 variations and both in male and female options.
Product Description
Our text-to-speech (TTS) system creates human-like voices from written text for the South African market. These synthetic voices can say and read anything in South African languages, on a wide range of devices and platforms, for industry, developers and individuals. The technology generates synthetic speech that is as close to human speech as possible, including articulation and accent.
The Voice Computing Research Group within the CSIR studies the way in which speech- and language-related technologies can be created and applied to benefit the people of southern Africa. The uniqueness of South Africa as a multilingual country with eleven official languages, led to years of research and ultimately, the release of commercial grade TTS voices for the official South African languages. Qfrency TTS is especially well-suited to presenting dynamic content, enhancing digital literacy and enabling communication.
We supply and support the Windows-compatible Qfrency TTS voices.
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Download Trial & Install Files using the below links
| • English male and female | Tim
Candice |
| • Afrikaans male and female and child | Kobus
Maryna Bennie |
| • isiZulu male and female | Sifiso
Lindiwe |
| • isiXhosa male and female | Vuyo
Zoleka |
| • Sepedi male and female | Tshepo
Mmapitsi |
| • isiNdebele male | Banele |
| • Tshivenda male | Rabelani |
| • Sesotho female | Kamohelo |
| • Setswana female | Lethabo |
| • SiSwati female | Temaswati |
| • Xitsonga female | Sasekani |
There is also a Qfrency Android app which can be downloaded from the Playstore.
