Text To Speech

Cannot speak in multiplayer games or online chats? Type a message, press Enter, and speak instantly through text-to-speech.

Whether your spouse is asleep, you have lost your voice to a winter cold, social anxiety has decided to join the lobby, or you simply prefer typing over talking, Text To Speech is here to help. It starts as a practical floating text box. It can remain a very simple floating text box. It can also become a soundboard, a live voice changer, a vocoder or for reasons that seemed perfectly sensible at the time, a small musical instrument.

Your everyday speech tools run locally on your computer. There is no monthly subscription, no separate app account, no waiting for a server, and no meter quietly counting your sentences or characters.

Use instant built-in Windows voices or download local neural voices on demand. Switch between supported engines depending on what fits the moment:

• Microsoft / Windows voices - instant, built-in voices.

• Piper - a broad library of downloadable offline neural voices.

• Kokoro - fast, modern neural voices with voice mixing for unique combinations.

• Kitten - lightweight neural voices with impressive quality.

Keep favorites close, switch voices quickly, and adjust pitch, speed, volume, mood, energy, effects, and intensity until the result feels right.

Use the friendly floating text box to say what you need without turning a quick sentence into a ceremony. Queue messages, replay the last one, or open your message history to replay, copy, and export useful lines as WAV files.

Become the keyboard warrior you were always meant to be.

The live voice changer processes your microphone in real time. Adjust pitch, mood, energy, and effect intensity.

Switch on the vocoder for robot transmissions, ominous choir business, bass-heavy declarations, or whatever else the match requires. Choose a carrier style, note, chord, and mix level for generated speech or your live microphone.

Open the musical keyboard to perform vocoder notes in real time. The same keyboard can turn assigned soundboard clips into playable instruments, automatically shifting their pitch as you move between notes.

Yes, this means you can turn one sound effect into a tiny piano. Keyboard setups let you keep different clip layouts ready for different games, communities, or questionable musical ambitions.

Record audio with a hotkey, trim the start and end, name the clip, apply voice effects, and save it for later replay. Add your own sound files, organize clips into playlists, keep favorites close, assign hotkeys, and manage the playback queue without breaking focus.

Know the feeling when someone quotes your text, but you cannot copy-paste their voice back at them? Now you can. Politely return their voice to the conversation.

Use the Soundboard Audio Lab to help clips sit naturally in voice chat with gain, EQ, normalization, compression, limiting, mono mixing, voice-band focus, and other practical processing controls. Sometimes the victory sting needs a little assistance.

Macros can trigger phrases, play audio files, or repeat messages with a single key press. Hotkeys let you speak, pause, stop, skip, repeat, manage reminders, and navigate macro pages while the match continues doing its best to become complicated.

Recurring spoken reminders can track cooldowns, buff timers, or anything else your keyboard warrior should not forget mid-round.

Connect Twitch or YouTube Live chat and send approved messages into the normal speech queue. Filter commands, links, mentions, duplicates, repeated words, emote-only messages, unwanted content, and spam before it reaches speech output.

You can also add pretext for voice or speed macros, letting chat sound different from your regular messages.

• Vocoder for generated speech and live microphone processing

• Musical keyboard for live vocoder performance

• Pitch-shifted musical keyboard playback for assigned soundboard clips

As a gamer with social anxiety, I originally programmed this tool to help myself socialize and enjoy gaming more fully. I have used it personally for several years, shaped around the small but very real challenges of gaming while relying on text-to-speech.

The important part is being able to join the match, the call, the stream, or the late-night chat with friends.