Nope. Balabolca isn't too complicated once you get the hang of it. You just type the voice in the box, the combo box allows you to switch voice and the tab next to the combo box allows you to switch between sapi 4, 5, etc. To save as audiofile its control w. Thing is, all of the tts programs have a very similar layout, if you know your way around one, getting the hang of other similar interfaces is stupidly easy, you just need to get used to the interface of balabolca. That, or you might wanna try speakonia, but something like what your specifically asking for doesn't exist for various reasons. 1: Tts skits are typically more complex than just voices. They have sounds usually, and at times also music. 2: The dialog is the second part of why this isn't possible. Dialog will always be different from skit to skit. Having the program your speaking of, if it was to be that simple, would require a extremely powerful AI that could predict what you are writing or the dialog you want to put... I mean, there are just way too many variables and things that change to make this possible. I mean, it would be nice sure, however on the other hand it would very likely take away creativity as people wouldn't need to write the dialog but rather choose from a list of prompts or predictions which would be earily similar to each other.

ere's tts app. read the readme for instructions.
http://grossgang.com/tts/TTSApp_release.zip

http://balabolka.site/
, is your friend folks.

In addition, balabolka is the only app where you can press ctrl-shift-D, to bring up Online TTS Voices, such as the IBM Watson TTS voices (which have added a few new ones), and also use Google Cloud TTS voices (though they don't have actual names attached to them.) Depending on the language, they may have both Male and Female genders.

yeah tts app does that for oyu as soon as you press f3.

installed espeak used to come with a something called tts engine or something i dont know like 3 years passed since i last used it

hello, I try to use the online tts, but, when i save my audio file, I've got a notification that telling its faild to record

how can i get a large bolk of the common tts voices, like sam, mike, marry, and the trueVoice ones? I used to have them but i wasn't able to anymore. I like them a lot bettter then the SAPI 5 version, mainly because SAPI5 sounds more robotic, at least it did back then. Pretty much until 2012, microsoft tts voices were omplete and utter shit. You had the first ones, sam mike and Marry, wich i'll give them credit are still decent, even with sam's weird mis prenounciations. Then they redid them in around 2000 to 2002 with SAPI5 versions, and they were extremely robotic, there pitch raised and lowered back down, and inserted weird pauses everywhere where they didn't need to be. Anna in vista to 2007 was, well, a shipreck. It couldn't say many things propperly, and if it couldn't prenounce it, bam, it'd just spell it out for you. The voice itself just didn't sound good either. Then, windows 8 came along, and bam. Microsoft david, zira, and Hazel as the major english ones that i know of off the top of my head. They were amazing, prenounced most things propperly and tried their best on what it couoldn't. Then you have windows 10, where you have about 2 different version fo voices that sound exactly the same, and one oneCore specific voice that i know of by default. But yes, in the end, i just was curious hwo i could get  a good amount of SAPI4 and SAPI5 voices to use with Balaboka and NVDA. Thanks!

what files am i looking for, a lot of them are .zips that i looked out and there decent, that what is the diffferent in all of the mstts files at the bottum?

@FamilyMario, Cheers. What's the file that installs the synth in the first place? Had it and deleted it by accident.