Megan US English Text to Speech Voice

by CereProc Text-to-Speech


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0.99 usd



US English Text-To-Speech Voice Megan from CereProc.


CereProc has developed the worlds most advanced text to speech technology. Our voices not only sound real, they have character, making them suitable for any application that requires speech output. This voice can synthesize:* Navigation directions from Scout while driving* Accessibility information with Talkback* Twitter, Facebook and newsfeeds with iHearNetwork* Your favourite eBook from eBook reader apps* Your SMS with apps like Handcent SMS or Drive Carefully* and many other TTS-enabled appsPlease note that for some applications such as Scout, we recommend installing on a device with at least a 1GHz processor.You can try the Megan voice for yourself, in the interactive demo on CereProcs homepage:http://www.cereproc.com

Read trusted reviews from application customers

Still working fine even when competors like vocalizer are failing to give consistent behavior.

Anish Andrews

Not upgraded in years! Android 10 will show a warning about this app being not updated. The voice will break often, even on a 6gb device.

Nucleus Rhyme

message Don't alow the user access. and closes on Huawei P20 lite with android 9. On Samsung S20 works with but with the problem of no interpretation of ? and ! for single words.

Missy Niome

Stopped working for me. To be fair it works 1 out of 20 time. I use to be able to read a whole book. Now, it will only read small paragraphs, once in a while.

Josue Molina

to loud nead refund

tech with Cash and Camden

This voice does not work very well with newer versions of Android. it actually gets stuck, it freezes.

CMP Variety

Has difficulty pronouncing a lot of words, harder to understand than some other text to speech options

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Good like this

Wu Tee

Worth every penny :)

Limwil Tabiolo

i like the composition of her voice. it's just sexiest voice than another cereproc's female tts voice. but i dont like when we put symbol like "!" or "?". it's like she can't read it well. she must stop and make higher or something different of word tone. Yeah, I mean, she can't do that (reading many words just like one word).

Fedro Nierzhi