#blablamaker — Public Fediverse posts

@argv_minus_one Oh nothing against #espeak or #BlaBlaMaker or even #MicrosoftSam, those are super fun. But they are also so terrible, that you hear they have been made procedurally. What I was referring to is the voiceovers on many YouTube videos that you initially don't even recognize as being generated, only when they stumble on a certain word they pronounce extremely weirdly.

@argv_minus_one Oh nothing against #espeak or #BlaBlaMaker or even #MicrosoftSam, those are super fun. But they are also so terrible, that you hear they have been made procedurally. What I was referring to is the voiceovers on many YouTube videos that you initially don't even recognize as being generated, only when they stumble on a certain word they pronounce extremely weirdly.

@argv_minus_one Oh nothing against #espeak or #BlaBlaMaker or even #MicrosoftSam, those are super fun. But they are also so terrible, that you hear they have been made procedurally. What I was referring to is the voiceovers on many YouTube videos that you initially don't even recognize as being generated, only when they stumble on a certain word they pronounce extremely weirdly.

@argv_minus_one Oh nothing against #espeak or #BlaBlaMaker or even #MicrosoftSam, those are super fun. But they are also so terrible, that you hear they have been made procedurally. What I was referring to is the voiceovers on many YouTube videos that you initially don't even recognize as being generated, only when they stumble on a certain word they pronounce extremely weirdly.

@argv_minus_one Oh nothing against #espeak or #BlaBlaMaker or even #MicrosoftSam, those are super fun. But they are also so terrible, that you hear they have been made procedurally. What I was referring to is the voiceovers on many YouTube videos that you initially don't even recognize as being generated, only when they stumble on a certain word they pronounce extremely weirdly.