I have purchased both the Vocalizer and Vocalizer Expressive English
voices. In my humble opinion the Vocalizer voices are much easier to
listen to than the Expressive voices. The Vocalizer Expressive voices
are slightly more responsive but don't sound as good as the Vocalizer
voices. The advantage of the Expressive voices is the ability to change
the pitch of the voice. I have not been able to find the right pitch
combination to get a Vocalizer Expressive voice to sound the same as the
same Vocalizer voice thus getting the voices sounding the same but with
the better responsiveness of the Expressive voices. I am running them
on a Windows 7 64 bit machine with the fastest Intel I5 processor and 8
Gigs of Ram and both Vocalizer and the Vocalizer Expressive will tend to
break apart or get periods of static when going through a reading of a
large web page. If I was to recommend purchasing one I would go for the
Vocalizer voices and use the Australian Lee premium voice.
On 12/31/2013 2:07 AM, Dennis Long wrote:
hi, I'm strongly thinkin of purchasing the vocalizer voices. What are
everyone's thoughts? Are they fast? Are they responsive? I normally
use elaquience but thought if these are better I'll switch. thanks.
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