A Micropython port of Software Automatic Mouth Text-To-Speech program.

WARNING: This project is not under any open source software license. Use it at your own risk.

This MicroPython module usamtts is trimmed and optimized for MicroPython from the CPython package samtts. It keeps the core of samtts which consists of Reciter, Processor and Renderer. And it puts all the code in a single file for easy installation.

This project is an unofficial Python port of SAM. It is translated by hand from the adaption to C by Stefan Macke and the refactorings by Vidar Hokstad.

str2speech is a simple command-line tool for converting text to speech using Transformer-based text-to-speech (TTS) models. It supports multiple models and voice presets, allowing users to generate high-quality speech audio from text.

Supports multiple TTS models, including suno/bark-small, suno/bark, and various facebook/mms-tts models. Allows selection of voice presets. Supports text input via command-line arguments or files. Outputs speech in .wav format. Works with both CPU and GPU.

Looks like the speech models have to be installed locally to work.

A fast and local neural text to speech system developed by Mycroft for the Mark II. Multiple voice models, multiple languages.

Does not have to be used in the context of Mycroft. You can run Mimic on just about any Linux machine. Has a REST API server but there is also a command line utility that lets you generate speech.

A Python module which implements interfaces to the native text-to-speech API for whatever platform you're running it on, be it Windows, MacOSX, or Espeak on Linux.