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AndrewMultilingualNeural en-US says the wrong word when only one word to speech
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Shows how to fix andrewMultilingualNeural en-US says the wrong word when only one word to speech. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
TL;DR
The problem occurs when you use AndrewMultilingualNeural, en-US, and only one word. It was fixed with an updated voice model, first in eastus, with other regions following (no December deployments, ready mid January).
Steps
- for example: The word 'abandon', the voice like you cut off the letter a. He just said 'bandon'. The problem occurs when you use AndrewMultilingualNeural, en-US, and only one word.
- [LinZhang-Support (commenter)]: This was a backend bug on Microsoft's side, not your code: single-word synthesis with AndrewMultilingualNeural (en-US) clipped the first letter. It was fixed with an updated voice model, first in eastus, with other regions following (no December deployments, ready mid January). If you still hear it, check which region your Speech resource is deployed in.
When to use
You are seeing this: for example: The word 'abandon', the voice like you cut off the letter a. Use this skill when you run into "AndrewMultilingualNeural en-US says the wrong word when only one word to speech".
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Versions
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Why this happens
The original report does not dig into a root cause. It documents the symptom and the fix that resolved it.
Evidence
In gh:Azure-Samples/cognitive-services-speech-sdk#2300 (https://github.com/Azure-Samples/cognitive-services-speech-sdk/issues/2300), the reporter ran into this: for example: The word 'abandon', the voice like you cut off the letter a. He just said 'bandon'. The problem occurs when you use AndrewMultilingualNeural, en-US, and only one word. The verified resolution: [LinZhang-Support (commenter)]: This was a backend bug on Microsoft's side, not your code: single-word synthesis with AndrewMultilingualNeural (en-US) clipped the first letter. It was fixed with an updated voice model, first in eastus, with other regions following (no December deployments, ready mid January). If you still hear it, check which region your Speech resource is deployed in.
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