Adobe Captivate Unveils New Voices

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We are proud to announce the latest update to Adobe Captivate 2019 – version 11.8.1, now available for Windows operating systems. The Apple OS version will follow soon. This update brings not only enhanced security and bug fixes, but also an exciting new addition – new voices for text to speech.

Adobe Captivate now offers a total of 14 voices, including 10 in English – seven US English voices (Ashley, James, Julie, Kate, Mark, Paul, and Sophie) and three British English voices (Adam, Alice, and Bridget). In addition, the update also includes French, Spanish, and Korean voices.

These voice enhancements provide users with a higher quality and greater variety of voices for use in Adobe Captivate. The update also ensures long-term compatibility with the latest Windows operating system.

You can download a free 30-day trial of this update. Credit card information is NOT required.

Voices are available here 

Additionally, Adobe has also announced a much-anticipated version upgrade to Captivate which will be available this summer. For more information, stay tuned on the Adobe eLearning Community.

For those who, like me, love release notes. Here is a link to the release notes for this update.

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