MacInTalk

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MacInTalk is Apple's early text-to-speech synthesis system for Macintosh computers, known for its distinctive robotic voice.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf speech synthesis software
text-to-speech system
associatedWithBrand Macintosh NERFINISHED
associatedWithCompany Apple NERFINISHED
audioCharacteristic robotic timbre
synthetic prosody
audioOutputFormat monophonic sound
category Macintosh software
speech synthesis software
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developer Apple Computer, Inc. NERFINISHED
distributionMethod bundled with Macintosh system software
era 1980s personal computing
firstReleaseDate 1984
genre assistive technology software
speech synthesis
hardwareRequirement Macintosh with sound output capability
hasType formant-based speech synthesizer
historicalSignificance one of the early widely known microcomputer TTS systems
influenced later Apple text-to-speech systems
language English
licensing proprietary software
notableFeature distinctive robotic voice
real-time text-to-speech conversion
notableUse public demonstrations of the original Macintosh
operatingSystem Classic Mac OS NERFINISHED
output spoken audio
partOf Macintosh system software stack
platform Apple Macintosh NERFINISHED
Macintosh 128K NERFINISHED
producer Apple NERFINISHED
runsOn Motorola 68000-based Macintosh computers NERFINISHED
successor Apple Speech Manager NERFINISHED
PlainTalk NERFINISHED
supportsFeature phoneme-based synthesis
programmable speech parameters
supportsInput ASCII text
targetUser general Macintosh users
visually impaired users
usedIn Apple Macintosh demonstrations
Macintosh system alerts
screen reading applications

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AUTO voiceActor MacInTalk