Share your experience using IBM Watson Text To Speech

We use Google Cloud Text-to-Speech when we have an IVR and need to say something written on the API through the IVR. For example, if I'm on the IVR and need to say something to the customer that is written on the API, I need to vocalize this text. I use Google Cloud Text-to-Speech to take this text and vocalize it to the client.

Precision is the most valuable feature of Google Cloud Text-to-Speech because the text is perfectly voiced.

Google Cloud Text-to-Speech has just one female voice and one male voice in Brazil, while it has a lot of voices in other countries.

I have been using Google Cloud Text-to-Speech for two years.

Google Cloud Text-to-Speech has very good stability.

Google Cloud Text-to-Speech can be used extensively because you use and pay for it. The solution's scalability is very good.

The solution's initial setup is very simple. You have to register on Google Cloud and start using it.

I rate Google Cloud Text-to-Speech three out of ten for pricing.

The voice on Microsoft Text-to-Speech is a little bit better than the voice in Google Cloud Text-to-Speech.

Overall, I rate Google Cloud Text-to-Speech ten out of ten.

We use Speech Service for training people on site because we often have people from different nationalities who need a translation.

We use the two main services, text-to-speech and speech-to-text, and we use the translation while doing the speech-to-text. Both are helpful and useful for our situation. It's a wonderful service. 

An additional feature I'd like to see would be the option for voice recording. It would be helpful for us to have that possibility. 

The solution is very stable but it does require good internet to connect with the service because stability is dependent on internet speed. The issue is not Microsoft. Our company has two users one developer and myself. We are hoping to deploy the solution to one of our clients, that will likely have thousands of users. 

The solution is very scalable but it's also very expensive.

The initial setup is quick and very straightforward. 

There is an open source version but once you choose to deploy, they charge a per minute fee for speech to text, and per number of words for text-to-speech. It's quite an expensive product. 

I highly recommend this solution, it's very useful and very easy to develop.

I rate this solution eight out of 10.