Tips on sourcing original samples

[IRL303]

So here it is guys. Simple and easy to follow, the possibilities with this simple trick is unreal, you could recreate stories, conversations, make up your own funny ones, whatever way you wanna go its all good.

Go to Wikipedia, find the topic, quote, passage of text you are interested in, then open google, enter "best online text to speech" 1st link, There is different options for voice, male, female, effects etc, open wavepad, hit record, back the translator paste in the text and press "say it" it will speak the text, wavepad records it! Open your DAW and mess around with it then

[brainzistor]

This idea is really old. FL Studio has Speech Synthesizer for at least 10 years and I'm 100% sure that every single FL Studio user has played around with it at some point. Of course, it's not as good as nowadays text to speech engines and apps, but the concept is old.

[lectrixboogaloo]

dont let em get u down, man!!!!

[deastman]

Of course all of the high quality text to speech engines have license agreements which prohibit your using their voices in your music without paying them a significant royalty fee.

And yes, this idea is as old as the hills.