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How to Use Text to Speech on Discord

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Discord is a popular chat application used by gamers and other communities. It provides a platform for voice, text, and video communication. One of the interesting features of the app is the ability to use text to speech technology. This feature can be useful for people who have a hard time seeing or typing their messages. It can also be helpful for people who prefer to listen to messages instead of reading them. In this article, we’ll show you how to use text to speech on Discord.

Step 1: Join a Discord Server

To use text to speech on Discord, you first need to join a server. Servers are like chat rooms where people can communicate with each other. You can either join an existing server or create your own.

Step 2: Enable Text to Speech

Once you’re in a server, you need to enable text to speech. To do this, click on the gear icon next to your username. This will take you to the user settings menu. From there, select “Text & Images” and then scroll down until you see the “Text-to-Speech” option.

Step 3: Choose the TTS Voice

Discord offers several different voices to choose from for text to speech. These voices include male and female options, as well as different accents. To choose a voice, simply click on the drop-down menu under “Text-to-Speech” and select the voice you want.

Step 4: Type Your Message

Now that you’ve enabled text to speech and chosen a voice, you can start typing your message. When you’re done typing, press enter to send the message. If you have text to speech enabled, everyone in the channel will hear the message spoken aloud in the voice you selected.

Step 5: Disable Text to Speech

If you no longer want to use text to speech, you can disable it by following the same steps you used to enable it. Simply go to user settings, select “Text & Images,” and toggle off the “Text-to-Speech” option.

In conclusion, text to speech can be a useful feature for people who prefer to listen to messages instead of reading them. It can also be helpful for people who have difficulty typing or reading. Discord makes it easy to use text to speech, and you can choose from several different voices. To enable text to speech, simply follow the steps outlined above.

Google Assistant’s Ambient Mode: What It Is and How to Use It

Google Assistant’s Ambient Mode is a new feature of the virtual assistant that allows your device to display relevant information while it’s charging. Essentially, it turns your phone or tablet into a smart display when it’s not in use. The mode is designed to provide you with useful information such as weather updates, calendar events, notifications, and more at a glance.

Ambient Mode is currently available on select devices that are running on Android or Google Assistant compatible operating systems. Some of the devices that support Ambient Mode include the Lenovo Smart Tab M8, Lenovo Yoga Smart Tab, Nokia 7.2, and the Sony Xperia XZ3.

To activate Ambient Mode, you will need to launch the Google Assistant app on your device. Once you have launched it, tap the “compass icon” located in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Then, select the “Ambient Mode” option.

Once you have enabled this mode, you can customize the information that is displayed on your screen. You can show weather updates, time and date, notifications, and even control smart home devices if you have any connected.

Moreover, you can also set up a screensaver to make your device more visually appealing while it’s charging. This feature enables your device to display pictures or artwork from Google Photos while in Ambient Mode. You can choose a specific album or let Google Assistant choose the pictures for you.

Additionally, if you have an Android device that supports Google Assistant, you can also use it to control your device hands-free. For example, you can say, “Hey Google, play music on Spotify,” and Google Assistant will begin playing your music right away.

In conclusion, Google Assistant’s Ambient Mode is a fantastic feature that can turn your phone or tablet into a smart display when it’s charging. It provides useful information and enables you to control your devices hands-free as well. If you own a device that supports Ambient Mode, you should definitely give it a try.

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