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New voices for Mac OS X.

Say is a simple program for Mac OS X that allows you to let your computer speak for you...in a wide variety of voices. Use it to entertain yourself, pull pranks on your friends, speak when your voice

Dictation, Editing, Formatting, Speech Navigation and Voice Command & Control within any application. iListen frees you from the keyboard and mouse. You are able to dictate text, edit and format it

Chimoo Timer is a countdown/up timer for Mac OS X featuring speech recognition and text-to-speech support. Time can be displayed in a main timer window, a mini window, multiplier window (for

Listen to your documents on your iPod. Take any document or RSS feed and convert it into an MP3/AAC track in iTunes using your Mac's built-in text-to-speech capabilities (check out our TTS page if

All I wanted was a program that took a text file and saved it to an audio file for my iPod. All I could find were programs I had to pay for to do this simple task that can be accomplished in one line

Provides an interface to Mac OS X's speech technology. CakeHole will speak the supplied text in the selected voice or write the output to an AIFF file.

Use Narrator to read out a play or story with different voices for each of the parts. It uses speech synthesis to read out marked passages using specified voice attributes. You can choose different

From the Superpixel website: "Say everything you want, with the speed you want with all voices of the Apple Speech Technology. You can also save your text to AIFF Audio files. NEW: Support for the

The talking moose was a staple of the early Mac experience, and one of the first applications to utilize Macintosh's speech capabilities. Now, the moose is back with a vengeance. Capable of