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"content": "<p>more seriously, it seems like there are tools for disabled people for very quickly saying words and tools for very expressive voice synthesis, but nothing to bridge the gap.</p><p>I think an AAC system that used a vocaloid-like engine with an easy way to input things you'd use in a speech, e.g. stress of words, matching cadence of similar clauses, volume changes that vary over time, would be very useful.<br>You could probably implement some sort of export to vocaloid/piapro/etc, though requiring that sort of input to happen outside the main aac software would compromise the whole \"single, fast, accessible interface\" goal.</p>",
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"en": "<p>more seriously, it seems like there are tools for disabled people for very quickly saying words and tools for very expressive voice synthesis, but nothing to bridge the gap.</p><p>I think an AAC system that used a vocaloid-like engine with an easy way to input things you'd use in a speech, e.g. stress of words, matching cadence of similar clauses, volume changes that vary over time, would be very useful.<br>You could probably implement some sort of export to vocaloid/piapro/etc, though requiring that sort of input to happen outside the main aac software would compromise the whole \"single, fast, accessible interface\" goal.</p>"
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