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Check out this site! It can be useful for voice overs. It can sound a little synthesized, so you have to improvise and change the spelling of a word to get it to sound right. It doesn't convey emotion very well either. 10+ voices to choose from.

Type and Talk
http://www2.research.att.com/~ttsweb/tts/demo.php

Once you play it to your liking; you can then download it, and edit it in Audacity.
I made a really cool robot voice for my fake radio spot.
They have many voices to choose from, and even ones with accents.

WOW!!!! Super awesome! Thanks for the tip.

J

Now that's cool! 'Charles - UK English' sounded nice and foreboding. Little work in Audacity is all he'd need. Thanks for the link!

That's awesome!

I like using the:

"Audrey UK" voice with the pitch down about 20%. It creates a cartoon-like voice perfect for a ghost
"Mike US" voice with the pitch up about 25% is good for an alien voice, or retro robot voice if you...
Use the "Echo filter" with a delay of 0.007 /decay of 0.5 (apply the effect twice)

Use these, to have make sure the type and talk voice pronounces the word correctly (some voices won't need it):

drakyou luh

tranzil vainya

vamp I ur

whare wolf

mon stir

skella tin

you can also use commas, exclamation points, and question marks.

Thank you that is going to work for my radio station.

Glad to help. I plan on using it for mine too!