How to Turn On Text to Speech on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android, and Chromebook
Blog post from Fish Audio
Text-to-speech (TTS) features are available on various platforms, including Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and ChromeOS, providing users with the ability to have text read aloud on their devices. While these built-in TTS engines handle short and simple content adequately, they often struggle with longer texts, resulting in issues like flattened emphasis, awkward pacing, and listener fatigue due to their monotone output. Advanced AI-based TTS solutions, such as Fish Audio's platform, address these limitations by offering more natural prosody, emotional and stylistic controls, and voice cloning capabilities, which enhance the listening experience and make AI-generated voices more appealing for tasks like article reading or content production. These modern solutions can significantly improve the quality of speech synthesis compared to traditional built-in TTS engines, offering a more dynamic and engaging auditory experience.
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