Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video I build a standalone text-to-speech board using the CTS256A-AL2 chip based on the reference design. This speech synthesizer accepts standard ascii over a serial connection. For more retro computing projects, see smbaker.com
In this video I build a standalone text-to-speech board using the CTS256A-AL2 chip based on the reference design. This speech synthesizer accepts standard ascii over a serial connection. For more retro computing projects, see smbaker.com










