Re: [JAWS-Users] question about new Vocalizer Expressive voices

[David Ferrin]

My impression is that teh improvements are centered on responsiveness and in
the area of pich changes when reviewing capital letters while reading
characters one at a time.

David Ferrin
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Subject: [JAWS-Users] question about new Vocalizer Expressive voices

List,

I just had a quick question. To me, it seems that the old Vocalizer Direct
voices that are still here in Expressive, specifically Tom, Karen, Samantha,
and the rest of the English speaking voices, all sound the same. They don't
sound different to me compared to Ava or Allison. In other words, they don't
appear to have been enhanced at all when you listen to say, Ava. I was just
wondering if there was a difference in them and I just hadn't noticed yet.
Thanks, Josh

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[JAWS-Users] question about new Vocalizer Expressive voices

[Josh Eubank]

List,

I just had a quick question. To me, it seems that the old Vocalizer
Direct voices that are still here in Expressive, specifically Tom,
Karen, Samantha, and the rest of the English speaking voices, all
sound the same. They don't sound different to me compared to Ava or
Allison. In other words, they don't appear to have been enhanced at
all when you listen to say, Ava. I was just wondering if there was a
difference in them and I just hadn't noticed yet. Thanks, Josh

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