Stimmen von CereProc und SpeechConcept

Testen Sie im Demofeld oben auf der Seite mit Ihren eigenen Texten. Die deutschen Stimmen „Alex“, „Gudrun“ und „Leopold“ (österr.) stehen im Webshop zum Download bereit.

CereProc und SpeechConcept bieten ein breites Spektrum an Stimmen mit verschiedenen Akzenten und Dialekten an. Dank unserer innovativen Stimmenbildungs-Technologie sind wir in der Lage, neue Stimmen schnell und in hervorragender Qualität zu erstellen. Viele unserer Stimmen werden im Kundenauftrag oder für bestimmte Anwendungen beauftragt.

Nachfolgend die Auswahl unserer z. Zt. verfügbaren Standardstimmen:

Stimmen-Demos

Wir zeigen gerne, was unsere Stimmen können. Deshalb haben wir Texte gewählt, bei denen ihre Persönlichkeit gut zur Geltung kommt.

Deutsche Stimmen

Scottish Voices

CereProc’s Entwicklung ist in Edinburgh, Schottland ansässig und sehr stolz auf ihre schottischen Stimmen:

CereProc Heather

The Loch Ness Monster is an alleged creature purportedly inhabiting Loch Ness in Scotland. Popular interest and belief in the animal has fluctuated since it was brought to the world's attention in 1933. Evidence of its existence is largely anecdotal, with minimal and much disputed photographic material and sonar readings.

The scientific community regards the Loch Ness Monster as a modern day myth, and explains sightings as a mix of hoaxes and wishful thinking. Despite this, it remains one of the most famous examples of cryptozoology. The legendary monster has been affectionately referred to, by the diminutive, Nessie, since the 1950s.

An example of Heather's voice being used with an avatar can be found here.

CereProc Kirsty

"Beautiful Railway Bridge of the Silvery Tay!
With your numerous arches and pillars in so grand array.
And your central girders, which seem to the eye,
To be almost towering to the sky.
The greatest wonder of the day,
And a great beautification to the River Tay,
Most beautiful to be seen,
Near by Dundee and the Magdalen Green."

From The Railway Bridge of the Silvery Tay, by William Topaz McGonagall.

Southern British English Voices

CereProc Sarah

I'm so happy today, it's such lovely weather. Last week our barbecue was a great success because of the weather.

CereProc has a close strategic partnership with the Centre for Speech Technology at the University of Edinburgh. These two Southern British voices are created using CSTR data and are available for academic use.

CereProc Clare

English folklore is the folk tradition which has developed in England over a number of centuries. Some stories can be traced back, while the origin of others is uncertain or disputed. England abounds with folklore, in all forms, from such obvious manifestations as the traditional Arthurian legends and Robin Hood tales, to contemporary urban legends such as the Beast of Bodmin Moor.

CereProc William

We can be certain King Arthur was not a medieval King, with a bevy of knights in suits of armour, and a big castle called Camelot.

We know very little historically but, if he existed, then King Arthur was probably a 5th century warrior chief, who protected his peoples from the Saxon invaders for a time.

Irish Voice

CereProc Caitlin

Labour is blossoming or dancing where
The body is not bruised to pleasure soul.
Nor beauty born out of its own despair,
Nor blear-eyed wisdom out of midnight oil.
O chestnut-tree, great-rooted blossomer,
Are you the leaf, the blossom or the bole?
O body swayed to music, O brightening glance,
How can we know the dancer from the dance?

From Among School Children, by William Butler Yeats

Celebrity Voices

CereProc can also have some fun with voices you may be familiar with. Even with limited, low quality data, we can build recogniseable voices. Try out our Bush-o-Matic.

Obama

The people of America should have great text-to-speech technology and CereProc make the best system in the world. Trust me, I'm the president of the United States of America.

Arnie

This is governer Arnold Schwarzenegger. I think that text-to-speech voices are the future. Some of them even speak with a funny accent.

Spanish and Catalan Voices

CereProc, in partnership with Barcelona Media, has developed a bi-lingual version of the CereVoice designer speech synthesis system. This new variant of CereVoice is able to produce both Catalan and Castilian speech output and will be marketed in Spain by Barcelona Media.

Catalan female

Barcelona Media - Centre d'Innovació és un centre tecnològic que es dedica a la recerca aplicada en l'àmbit de la comunicació i els media, i a la transferencia de coneixements i de tecnología a la indústria d'aquest sector.

Spanish female

Barcelona Media - Centro de Innovación es un centro tecnológico que se dedica a la investigación aplicada en el ámbito de la comunicación y los media, y a la transferencia de conocimientos y de tecnología a la indústria de este sector.

Japanese Voice

In 2008, CereProc is proud to announce their Japanese voice. In line with all CereVoice voices, it is highly intelligible and expressive, and can even output emotional speech. Below are some voice samples for a glimpse of our ongoing development.

[Japanese page]

Japanese female

こんにちは。CereProcが新たに開発した日本語音声です。文書を読み上げるだけでなく、感情を表現できます。
(Hello, I'm the new Japanese voice from CereProc. I can read out Japanese text, and even speak emotionally.)

悲しくなってきましたースコットランドの冬は天気が悪くて、雨が降って、暗くて、憂鬱なんです。
(I'm getting sad... The weather of Scotland in winter is really bad, dark, rainy and depressing.)

今度はちょっとご機嫌斜めーイギリス人は、ときどきとても失礼でイライラします。
(I'm now a bit cross... Sometimes the British can be very rude and annoying!)

次は陽気にーエジンバラは町がきれいだし、ここに住むのは大好き。
(Now I'm getting cheerful. Edinburgh is a beautiful city and I love living here.)

英語だってしゃべれます。私以外の声なら、CereVoiceは英語やスペイン語を話すことができ、声の種類も豊富です。
(I also can speak in English. Besides my voice, CereVoice has a wide selection of English and Spanish voices.)