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Then you just pass that file to system to play it (I'm don't really know C# but this should be easy). Here are some useful links: I don't have access to Windows now, so I can't implement this, but if you want I can write you a class that implements IAudioService and use this approach. But you'll have to check it and probably debug it. Just ping me here if you need that. Also, I'll have access to windows in ~month so if this issue is still open I'll develop a feature. I would like to split out the IAudioService as it's currently in breach of the single responsibility principle. There should really be an interface and class for playing sounds and an interface and multiple classes for speech.

Then I can just swap out one speech service for another, and even nest them so we can fall back to Microsoft TTS if there is no active internet connection, for example. I've been having a look at the free voices available and found some that haven't been mentioned. • The MBROLA voices can be. This works okay but the MBROLA license agreement has to be accepted every time the pc is restarted. • which is again SAPI5 and has a. I think the English Alan voice is fairly nice (haven't tried the other languages). • which provides a SAPI5 interface for the HMM based voice models built by HTS ().