Hello, I'm a text to speech system. Here's an example of my voice reading this message.

Type your text to hear it in the voice of Mike's Dead. The faint hum of the computer could be heard as Mike’s Dead TTS AI system booted up. It was followed by the mechanical whirring of the internal components as they came to life. The soft clicking of keys being pressed and the occasional beep indicated that the system was ready for interaction. The gentle whir of the fans indicated that the system was maintaining its optimal operating temperature. As Mike’s Dead TTS AI began to speak, the synthetic voice filled the room with its crisp, clear tones. The rhythmic cadence of the words being articulated was almost soothing, despite the robotic nature of the voice. Occasionally, a slight glitch in the voice modulation would cause a brief staticky noise, adding an element of unpredictability to the sound. There was a sudden burst of static feedback that pierced through the air, causing a momentary disruption in the conversation. It was quickly followed by a low, rumbling noise that seemed to emanate from deep within the system. The sound was reminiscent of an old-fashioned dial-up internet connection, adding a touch of nostalgia to the otherwise modern technology. Amidst the various sounds produced by Mike’s Dead TTS AI, there was a distinct electronic whine that cut through the air. It was a high-pitched noise that set teeth on edge, yet it was oddly mesmerizing in its intensity. The whine seemed to rise and fall in pitch, creating a sense of dynamic movement within the sound. The final sound that could be heard coming from Mike’s Dead TTS AI was the soft, melodic chime of a notification alert. It signaled the end of the interaction, prompting the system to power down and go into standby mode. The gentle tinkling sound was a stark contrast to the mechanical noises that had come before, leaving a sense of finality in its wake.