I would love to hear from anyone who has or is using SpeakUnique. I'm very interested in getting my two brothers to record so that their voices can be mixed. Sounds like a good idea? πx
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Matthew I use it and I am delighted with the results. I hosted the family quiz on zoom last night as quizmaster and I had previously prepared the questions in a slideshow with the answers recorded on SpeakUnique. I accept that if you use the system spontaneously then you depend on your typing speed and the patience of the audience.
Remember you donβt have to pay as MNDA covers the cost.Iβm going to do this even if it kills me!
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Hi Matthew. I banked my voice with SpeakUnique, you might have seen the thread I posted on it. MNDA funded it. I don't have any Apple or Windows devices, just Android phone and tablet, Linux desktop and a Chromebook. This means I have to use the SpeakUnique app. I find the app a bit clunky to use and it could do with some improvements, along the lines of the SpeechAssistant app. But they're very new to the scene and the app was only released last July, so I'm hoping they'll make some improvements. My phone wasn't powerful enough to run the software so I sounded like a Dalek. Bought a new tablet just before Christmas so I could use the voice. I liked the idea of supporting a small British company. I've emailed them a couple of times and had very helpful responses from Alice, the CEO. If you have a Windows device you can use the voice with any speech software.Each day is made easier with a bit of humour.
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Originally posted by matthew55 View PostCheers Barry, what's the volume like? One thing I find very frustrating is typing it all out then when I hit play the person doesn't understand it. π πxEach day is made easier with a bit of humour.
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Originally posted by matthew55 View PostCheers Barry, what's the volume like? One thing I find very frustrating is typing it all out then when I hit play the person doesn't understand it. π πx
Iβm going to do this even if it kills me!
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Originally posted by Barry52 View Post
Mathew I guess it depends on what system you use. I use iPad or iPhone and it is fine one to one. I have no experience of android. If I have a group audience then I use a Bluetooth amplifier.Each day is made easier with a bit of humour.
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Gary, I use the app on both iPad and iPhone however the volume is not very loud on the phone. If Iβm one to one and they havenβt heard it I just show them the text. I save regularly used phrases in the categories section. I do find the phone difficult because of itβs size and the fact I have a tremor. I have yet to find a way of getting the iPad and iPhone to synchronise the data stored within the app. There is no doubt that voice banking and speech apps have helped me to participate in various activities such as hosting the family quiz and taking part in online meetings so I believe it has raised my self esteem.Iβm going to do this even if it kills me!
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I am currently in the voice banking process, sentence 100 of 300, going through Sherlock Holmes.
The problem may be that I may soon lose the use of my hands, so wonder how I would use this facility.Diagnosed 2nd Jan 2020
Both arms/shoulders affected, left worse than right.
Progressive Muscular Atrophy suspected
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