ST Speech
ST Speech tech specs
ST Speech
- Released: 1986[1]
- Authors: Andy Beveridge, Martin Day[1]
- Type: Speech synthesiser
- Platform: Atari 520ST
ST Speech (short for the Atari 520ST Speech Synthesiser, filename STSPEECH.TOS
) was a speech synthesiser application for the Atari 520ST.
As the Atari ST was an affordable home computer with built-in MIDI ports, it was used by many European musicians of the era. It's little wonder, then, that this application's distinctive voice ended up in various songs.
Notable users
References
- "ST Speech" Vince, Jun 2011
- "Insert Coin. Pac-Man. Eat them up, yum yum! Power-Pill. Whoops!" "Pac-Man (Original Full Version)" Power-Pill, Pac-Man, 1992
- "...electronic techno music, controlled manually by Aphex Twin's programs." "UT1 — Dot" Polygon Window, Surfing on Sine Waves, 1992
- "Lionrock sound system" "Packet of Peace (No More Fucking Trumpets)" Lionrock, Packet of Peace, 1993
- "Quadrophonia" Quadrophonia, Quadrophonia, 1990
- "Ex-Terminator" Snap, The Madman's Return, 1992
- "Das Boot (Techno Version)" U96, Das Boot, 1991
- "I Wanna Be a Kennedy (US-Mix)" U96, I Wanna Be a Kennedy, 1992
- "Boot II" U96, Club Bizarre, 1995
- "Yes. No." "Mmm Skyscraper I Love You" Underworld, Dubnobasswithmyheadman, 1993
- "Can you hold me in your dreams? Can you feel me like I feel you? Goodbye, Mother Earth." "M.E." Underworld, Dubnobasswithmyheadman, 1993
Atari ST: 4-Op Deluxe | Creator | Cubase | M | Pro-24 | Realtime | ST MIDI sequencer timeline | ST Speech | Sweet Sixteen | Tiger Cub
Software speech synthesisers: ST Speech