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Eric2
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24 days ago
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Re: Storyline's Text-To-Speech v3 and v2

My organization uses other text-to-speech tools such as WellSaid but I decided recently to dabble in Storyline's text-to-speech as well. I like the quality of a lot of the voices, but I am having a l...
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  • JHauglie's avatar
    JHauglie
    16 days ago

    The only method I can suggest would be to export the audio clips as *.mp3 and then run them through a tool such as Audacity. The upside is that you will very likely get the results you want, but the downside is that you will likely spend a lot of time to get those results. So while the difference may be distracting for the learners, I would question whether the effort is worth the result.

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JHauglie
Community Member
16 days ago

The only method I can suggest would be to export the audio clips as *.mp3 and then run them through a tool such as Audacity. The upside is that you will very likely get the results you want, but the downside is that you will likely spend a lot of time to get those results. So while the difference may be distracting for the learners, I would question whether the effort is worth the result.

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    Eric2
    Community Member
    15 days ago

    Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it!