Simply tap, tell or sing something, and tap again. This is an application that allows you to choose between dozens of fun voices and sound effects. This post covers some excellent examples of software voice changers for Mac… Voice Changer Plus The programs available are capable of changing the user’s voice pitch and timbre, applying special effects, and performing graphical equalization almost in real-time.
For macOS, there are several common voice changers. Voice Changers Nowįor a variety of operating systems, voice changers can be found online. bash_profile to evoke it by typing speak.More advanced voice changers have variable fader variable rates of distinct distortion impacts. I save it to my scripts as "mand", chmod it +x, and add the appropriate alias to my. # Choose a voice in one of some selected languagesĮcho "ERROR. I hope you can find a solution that fits yours. With it, All I do to change the default language is to pop into the terminal to type speak swedish or speak french. I do prefer the terminal, and instead of testing the polyglot menu-bar intrusion, I made this (admittedly simple-stupid) shell script (which uses voices) for my language-switching needs. Here it is (updated): tell application "System Preferences"ĭelay 0.2 - without this the value was sometimes "Loading Voices…"Ĭlick menu item "Mehr Stimmen anzeigen" of menu 1 - show up all available voiceĭirect changes to ~/Library/Preferences/.ist are not really needed if you get the bash-script Voices which really adds all the command-line functionality you need.Īn Apple Script to change the standard voice to Alex using Voices would simply look like this: on run My code lack a bit of elegance, but works. The problem is, when your system language is not english, all non system languages are hidden (if not currently selected). I have extended your UI scripting approach to work properly with german and english voices. Tell pop up button 1 of tab group 1 of window 1Ĭhanging the SelectedVoiceID key in .ist also works, but I don't know how to apply the changes immediately.
Tell application "System Events" to tell process "System Preferences" WorkflowServiceRunner can also use over 100% CPU while speaking text.Īnother option would be to use UI scripting to change between two voices: tell application "System Preferences" There is a bug in 10.7 and 10.8 where the shortcuts for Automator services don't always work until you hover over the services menu from the menu bar. You could also create a service in Automator: Tell application "System Events" to keystroke "c" using command down I have used FastScripts to assign a shortcut to this script: try
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