For the longest, Apple has been working very hard to improve the quality of the text-to-speech voices offered with its operating system.  It seems like forever and a day that we just had Alex, the only somewhat natural-sounding computer voice in the collection. While there’s not a super big difference in the default voices,  you can pick a bunch of new voices directly from OS X’s VoiceOver Utility.  Check out how to do this on Mac OS x Lion below:Lesson 4: How to Add New, High-Quality Text-to-Speech Voices to Mac OS X Lion

  • Go to Hard Drive -> Applications -> Utilities. Click the Speech pane and then select “Customize” from the voice selection menu. You will now be able pick from all the options including a lot of the fun novelty voices you might have thought went missing.

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