I’ve mentioned a number of tutorials explaining the basics of some of the new APIs added in iOS 7 such as Sprite Kit, UIKit Dynamics, and the iBeacon API.
Here’s a tutorial from Keith Harrison explaining the basics of one of the great new additions added with the iOS 7 SDK, the Speech Synthesizer API.
Currently available with the speech API are 36 voices covering many languages, and accents, Keith’s tutorial guides you through the creation of a simple app which allows you to choose a voice, and speak a string of text at various speeds, and pitches.
You can find the tutorial on the Use Your Loaf site here, and the example code can be found on Github here.
A nice tutorial and example on using the new speech API.
- Open Source iOS Speech Recognition And Text To Speech Library
- Open Source: OpenEars Speech Recognition And Text-To-Speech Library Undergoes Significant Updates
- The Best Resources In iOS Development – January 31st 2011
- Best Resources In iOS Development May 30th 2011
- VoiceOver Helpers For Managing Lines To Be Spoken And Avoiding AVSpeechSynthesizer Issues
Original article: Tutorial: Getting Started With The iOS 7 Speech API
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