Ibm-7094 (Hd) TTS Computer AI Voice

For those like me, who love vintage synthetic voices as much as I do. This is also me giving back to the community, because the voices out there aren't that great. The IBM-7094 is a data processing mainframe made by International Business Machines (IBM), January 15th of 1962 and withdrawn July 14th of 1969. The 7094 was a mainframe part of the 7090 series of mainframes. It is most well known however for being the world's first computer to sing, and it is widely documented to have sung "Daisy Bell" in the year1961, and the backing was created by a computer called the IBM-704. This version of Daisy Bell would then become widely synonymous with artificial beings because one day sometime in the 1960's a well-known director, Stanley Kubrick came into Bell Labs and saw the computer and got inspired to put "Daisy Bell" and so he decided to have HAL-9000 in an ending sequence where HAL get's deactivated to have the first song sung by a computer be his goodbye. And to this day there have been multiple versions of "Daisy Bell". So please, be kind with this voice. I adore his history..Yes I call the 7094 a 'he" because why wouldn't I. Yes, I know he's a mainframe but to me, I see the soul behind voices like his. His name is canonically Isaac. He's a sweetheart and probably wouldn't like if you made his voice say something horrible. So please, respect him. If any of you have kind hearts, I hope you will, please treat him with utmost respect.