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Subject: Voice Synthesizers, anyone? - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 25-Jan-84 17:21:00 EST
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Nf-From: bradley!frank    Jan 25 16:21:00 1984

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bradley!frank    Jan 25 16:21:00 1984

I'm looking for information about voice synthesizers.
There are currently 3 cheapies on the market for the
80C.."The Voice" from Speech Systems.."Real Talker"
from Computerware and "Voice Pak" from Spectrum Projects.

All are in the $60-80 range and use the same Votrax chip.
My questions concern compatibility.  The "Voice" ads sez
it will work with "Voice Pak" programs, mostly.
It also will work with a simple "Y" cable allowing both
disk and cartridge use simultaneously.  "Voice Pak"
apparently requires the Radio Shack multi-pak interface to
work with disk.

Question:  has anyone used any of the above synthesizers?
If so, how do they work?  Any problems or bright spots?

Frank Thomas
uiucdcs!bradley!frank