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[deleted] t1_iuhnvy2 wrote

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Michaelbirks t1_iuhphtl wrote

There were parts of the Illiad that hit me that way, too, when I was playing it at 1.75 speed.

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noregrets2022 t1_iuh6k8c wrote

I'm the same. Never enjoyed people reading. Their intonations and "personal touch" always distracted me.

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OsakaWilson t1_iuhdcfu wrote

A reader interprets what they are reading. With a good director, this can be nice, but if you want to interpret for yourself, either print or robo-voice is the way to go.

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emptyvasudevan OP t1_iuhli6u wrote

You are right. I can relate to this observation very much.

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ErikDebogande t1_iuhbi2b wrote

Wait what moon reader can do that?!

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farseer4 t1_iuhkfe7 wrote

I sometimes do that too. I wouldn't say I prefer TTS to human readers. Maybe I prefer it to some human readers. But some TTS voices are quite decent. I use Google voices (the free ones). I always use the network versions, the offline ones are not good.

My first language is Spanish, and when reading in Spanish there's a Google voice that I really like (more than I like the English voices).

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AI1as t1_iuhnrf6 wrote

I love TTS, it’s my best friend. Listen to it to relax, to fall asleep, everything.

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