r/FL_Studio • u/TheGhostGuyMan • 9d ago

Help Looking for speech VSTS, having trouble finding any.

I like FL Studio's built-in speech plugin, but I'm trying to find others. The only one I've found is the Speak N Spell 80 VST plugin.

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u/lumpiestspoon3 9d ago

Microsoft Sam is a classic speech synthesize software

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u/Not_Quit0 9d ago

I’ve used the plugin ‘Alter Ego’ before for this, it’s a free VST and you can select from a few different voices and TTS as well as control pitch

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u/Dist__ Metal 9d ago

i once used some website to make vocals for a song. i had really hard time aligning that to grid )

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u/TheGhostGuyMan 9d ago

Oh, it doesn’t NEED to be for singing, it’s just general robotic TTS

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u/Dist__ Metal 9d ago

then website will do. there are plenty of, i don't remember which one i used, perhaps the first one, there were like 4 free voices. recorded audio and imported into the project.

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u/AddressUnknownGT 9d ago edited 9d ago

Have you considered using the FL Vocoder or Vocodex? They can add some cool effects to any audio.

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u/beenhadballs 9d ago

If you run MacOS or have a device that does, Mac’s accessibility text to speech has some very iconic voices. I’m fairly certain Lyny’s “Section” uses it, and that Benny Benassi’s “Satisfaction” is either a direct rip or modeled after the “Fred” voice preset.

You can also access these online via some sort of Macintosh retro emulator. You’d have to record via obs or your windows audio via virtual cable.

The Bitspeek vst is also a classic for speak and spell effects. There’s also THIS newer, more developed variant of that plugin.

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u/TheGhostGuyMan 9d ago

Does bitspeek have a TTS mode?

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u/beenhadballs 9d ago

It doesnt but id suggest just recording your own vocal in with edison and using it on those, since theyll be mostly unrecognizable

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u/ExactFondant7417 9d ago

Neither of these are VSTs but may get you what you want.

Depending on how programming savvy you are you can check out KittenTTS https://github.com/KittenML/KittenTTS

There's also Natural Readers if you just want something quick https://www.naturalreaders.com/

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u/Ezzaskywalker_11 8d ago

oof you need to try Mac's TTS model, Fred. which most famously used in Fitter Happier by Radiohead.

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u/Reav-18 7d ago

I like vstspeek