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The Speaker is a software speech synthesizer for the Amstrad. It was published as a BASIC listing in French Magazine CPC Infos by Xavier Grossetete in 1991. This was based on a port of the Spectrum Speech program by Superior Software, published in 1986. The Speaker was then retyped by [https://norecess464.weebly.com/news/the-speaker-an-impressive-text-to-speech-program-for-the-amstrad-cpc NoRecess] in 2011 and distributed as a DSK file called -SAY.dsk.
The Speaker is a software speech synthesizer for the Amstrad. It was published as a BASIC listing in French Magazine CPC Infos by Xavier Grossetete in 1991. This was based on a port of the Spectrum Speech program by Superior Software, published in 1986. The Speaker was then retyped by [https://norecess464.weebly.com/news/the-speaker-an-impressive-text-to-speech-program-for-the-amstrad-cpc NoRecess] in 2011 and distributed as a DSK file called -SAY.dsk.


The original code has been disassembled by [[CPSoft]]. It is being converted into a ROM extension, which will soon be available to download. The Z80 assembly source code will also be available to download.
The original code has been disassembled by [[CPSoft]] and has been converted into a ROM extension.
The Z80 assembly source code will also be available to download.


=== Download ===
=== Download ===


* The Speaker Extension ROM - Coming soon
* Speaker ROM - Download
* The Speaker source code - Coming soon
* Speaker ROM source code - Coming soon


[[Category:Applications]]
[[Category:Applications]]
[[Category:Music and sound]]
[[Category:Music and sound]]

Revision as of 08:18, 22 April 2026

The Speaker

The Speaker is a software speech synthesizer for the Amstrad. It was published as a BASIC listing in French Magazine CPC Infos by Xavier Grossetete in 1991. This was based on a port of the Spectrum Speech program by Superior Software, published in 1986. The Speaker was then retyped by NoRecess in 2011 and distributed as a DSK file called -SAY.dsk.

The original code has been disassembled by CPSoft and has been converted into a ROM extension. The Z80 assembly source code will also be available to download.

Download

  • Speaker ROM - Download
  • Speaker ROM source code - Coming soon