DSpeech

Having an application read every sentence you write might seem like a simple thing, but if you require specific adjustments then it becomes a tad more complex.

Ultimately, I was pleased to see that DSpeech was a great choice in this very narrow and particular function category I was looking for. It can be both a complex and easy-to-use application, depending on your particular requirements.

Although the basic idea behind this program is quite clear, the interface does hold a lot of options, sliders, and buttons. The user will have to avoid getting alarmed and simply take their time understanding what each function does.

As it happens, you can very easily change the speed of the voice reading your text, pitch, and also volume levels.

The audio output can be tweaked to a certain rate and also adjusted for the best possible setup you have. Do keep in mind that these adjustments are only needed if the user requires something specific. The program works right out of the box.

This program includes a lot of direct options or commands as the program labels them. You can control the moment of speech, pause, rewind, and unwind, all depending on your particular desire and requirement. The overall control panel is clear on what each particular button does.

I couldn't help but feel the whole interface was a bit crowded. In the end, I understand why. The most important area is the one in which the user adds text that ultimately is read by their selected character. You can change characters and pronunciation according to various criteria.

DSpeech was indeed the ultimate choice for users who want their machine to read the added text back to them. It works well and includes plenty of features that prove to be useful in various scenarios.