Psssst David · A new direction
Text findsits voice.
Speech synthesis for words that need to be heard: instructions, service messages, scenarios and product content.
From task to outcome
Meaning first.Sound follows.
David is the Psssst direction for speech synthesis. The starting point is a prepared text and a clear idea of where a person will hear it: in a service, a piece of content or an interaction.
How it works
- Text
- Shape the message, verify facts and check important words. Meaning starts before synthesis.
- Delivery
- Define the character of the voice and its context. Pace and pauses help a message make sense.
- Review
- Listen to the complete result. Refine words and delivery where a phrase sounds different from how it reads.
In practice
A short spoken instruction guides a person through an action. A longer piece of content needs a clear rhythm. These are different speech tasks, even though both begin with text.
Boundaries and context
The task defines the requirements for voice and output. Available models, supported languages and formats are agreed when discussing a connection.
David, Bogdan and Jacob are new Psssst directions. Available models, output formats and connection terms are discussed for your task.
In brief
Which texts suit David?
Content and scenarios where a spoken message is useful or necessary, from short instructions to narrated material.
How do we find the right delivery?
Begin with the text, audience and setting. These conditions shape the synthesis and review requirements.
Where do we start?
Start with your task, data sources and expected result. Then we can agree on configuration and connection.
Start with your task.
Tell us what your website or product needs. Together we can define the right connection.
Discuss a connection