The pitch changing is a bug (although Nuance calls it a feature). It will do this if there is no punctuation in the text you are reading. So if you are reading a list of things and there is no period or comma in the text Eloquence will just keep going lower and lower. Once it gets to normal textual punctuation it takes a deep breath and goes back to normal. I complained about this and Nuance said this was by design... I could never get them to realize this is not a good thing. But all this is moot anyway as no development will ever be done on eloquence anymore...at least as long as Nuance owns it.

Doug

On 10/22/2013 8:37 PM, Sunshine wrote:
I also have a thing that is a bit bothersom.
When doing a read all the same synth will start reading correctly but after a while it keeps going down in pitch and then resumes the correct pitch why is this and what can be done to fix it?

    ----- Original Message -----
    *From:* David Plumlee <mailto:[email protected]>
    *To:* [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
    *Sent:* Tuesday, October 22, 2013 6:59 PM
    *Subject:* An Annoying Voice Problem

    I am running Windows XP with SP3, and I have the latest version of
    WE using Eloquence. My complaint is that the voice "flips" back
    and forth between the main speech voice and the one for the mouse.
    This annoying "flipping" happens when reading web pages and often
    when reading E-Mail messages.  True, the speech is always
    understandable; but I wish I could reliably "lock it" on the main
    eloquence voice on everything except the speech from the mouse
    emulation.  I don't need the keyboard voice to be different, since
I know with absolute certainty when I am typing on the keyboard. Any ideas will be appreciated.



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