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Date Published
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Rime-Team
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214
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Language
English
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Summary

A recent update to the Rime Text-to-Speech (TTS) system introduces enhanced features for customizing speech output, including natural-sounding number sequences, word spelling, and pausing. Building on the Mist for IVR model, the update offers improved list intonation and a variety of new voices. Unique among next-generation TTS systems, Rime's platform allows users to insert custom pauses and pronunciations, enabling tailored speech outputs. Users can specify pause lengths in milliseconds within angle brackets and define custom pronunciations using phonetic input in curly brackets. These features aim to enhance the flexibility and naturalness of TTS outputs, with further details available in the documentation.

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