Channel: Nat and Friends
Category: Science & Technology
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Description: If you’ve ever pressed the little mic in the Google app and talked to Google, you’ve probably heard a computer voice that talks back to you. We heard that there was a team at Google creating a new voice, and we jumped at the chance (and into the recording booth) to learn how they made it. Check out our newest episode: bit.ly/NLNewVid Interested in more? Here’s a link to a little demo video that we made so you can hear the new voice in action → youtube.com/watch?v=3_oUkd0XT_Y&feature=youtu.be You can also download the Google app and try it out yourself → google.com/search/about "Record all things" meme image, Allie Brosh (who's amazing!!! hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/) Just like speech synthesis, this video is made via a combination of many individual talents. Thanks to Tida Tep (tidatep.com/), Andy Mastrocinque (andymastro.com/), MixTape Club (mixtapeclub.com/), and Zoë Lotus (zoelotus.net/) for the graphics & animations in this episode! And thanks to Vibe Mountain and Huma-Huma (huma-huma.com/) for the music! :) Nat & Lo's 20% Project youtube.com/natandlo -- a show about all the stuff we're curious about at Google.