cyanspeech

Don't own a microphone, like my good friend TrierDude? You can use text-to-speech with cyanspeech!

cyanspeech adds local text-to-speech to Minecraft with a large LibriTTS/Piper voice catalog, in-game voice controls, and optional playback through Simple Voice Chat. It is built for players who want typed chat, roleplay lines, accessibility speech, or quick client-side voice output without running a separate server.

WARNING

cyanspeech does not presently work well with Linux!

Features

• Local text-to-speech rendering prepared automatically when the mod loads.
• 904-speaker voice catalog based on the en_US-libritts_r-medium Piper voice model.
• Voice IDs that support catalog names such as libritts-..., piper-000, voice-0, and numeric speaker indexes.
• Optional Simple Voice Chat output when Simple Voice Chat is installed and connected.
• Optional local desktop playback for hearing generated speech on your own client.
• Optional outgoing chat auto-speech for non-command chat messages.
• Persisted client settings for voice, playback, chat speech, keybinds, starred voices, star colors, and voice effects.
• Full in-game settings screen on Fabric, Quilt, and NeoForge builds.
• Collapsible settings sections for voice, playback, preview, effects, and licenses.
• Sortable voice selector popup with search, starred voices, star colors, voice metadata, and preview buttons.
• Tiled voice effect controls for pitch, speed, volume, tone, texture, emotion, radio-style processing, echo, reverb, chorus, vibrato, tremolo, distortion, and bit crush.
• Built-in license and source attribution for the included voice model metadata and dataset lineage.

In-Game Controls

cyanspeech exposes a compact client command surface for speech, voice selection, playback toggles, and effects.

Supported effect names include pitch, speed, volume, brightness, warmth, nasality, breathiness, roughness, urgency, fear, anger, amusement, sadness, tired, outOfBreath, injured, cold, whisper, robot, chorus, echo, reverb, distortion, tremolo, vibrato, radio, and bitcrush.

Settings Screen

The in-game settings screen brings the same controls into one place: voice selection, playback routing, preview phrases, effect sliders, starred voice management, and license attribution. The voice selector can search and sort the full catalog, preview a selected voice, filter starred voices, and customize star colors locally.

Compatibility

cyanspeech ships through the cyancore multi-loader build system and currently includes client adapters for:

• Fabric 1.21.11
• Fabric 26.1.2
• Quilt 1.21.11
• NeoForge 26.1.2

Older 26.1 and 26.1.1 target requests are routed to the available 26.1.2 adapter in the cyancore build matrix.

Notes

Simple Voice Chat is optional. When it is present and connected, cyanspeech can send generated speech through the voice chat route. Local playback can also be used independently for client-side listening.

Voice model and dataset attribution is shown in the in-game license section. The current catalog is based on Piper voice metadata and the LibriTTS-R/OpenSLR 141 source lineage.

cyanspeech

cyanspeech adds local text-to-speech to Minecraft with a large LibriTTS/Piper voice catalog, in-game voice controls, and optional playback through Simple Voice Chat. It is built for players who want typed chat, roleplay lines, accessibility speech, or quick client-side voice output without running a separate server.

WARNING

cyanspeech does not presently work well with Linux!

Features

• Local text-to-speech rendering prepared automatically when the mod loads.
• 904-speaker voice catalog based on the en_US-libritts_r-medium Piper voice model.
• Voice IDs that support catalog names such as libritts-..., piper-000, voice-0, and numeric speaker indexes.
• Optional Simple Voice Chat output when Simple Voice Chat is installed and connected.
• Optional local desktop playback for hearing generated speech on your own client.
• Optional outgoing chat auto-speech for non-command chat messages.
• Persisted client settings for voice, playback, chat speech, keybinds, starred voices, star colors, and voice effects.
• Full in-game settings screen on Fabric, Quilt, and NeoForge builds.
• Collapsible settings sections for voice, playback, preview, effects, and licenses.
• Sortable voice selector popup with search, starred voices, star colors, voice metadata, and preview buttons.
• Tiled voice effect controls for pitch, speed, volume, tone, texture, emotion, radio-style processing, echo, reverb, chorus, vibrato, tremolo, distortion, and bit crush.
• Built-in license and source attribution for the included voice model metadata and dataset lineage.

In-Game Controls

cyanspeech exposes a compact client command surface for speech, voice selection, playback toggles, and effects.

Supported effect names include pitch, speed, volume, brightness, warmth, nasality, breathiness, roughness, urgency, fear, anger, amusement, sadness, tired, outOfBreath, injured, cold, whisper, robot, chorus, echo, reverb, distortion, tremolo, vibrato, radio, and bitcrush.

Settings Screen

The in-game settings screen brings the same controls into one place: voice selection, playback routing, preview phrases, effect sliders, starred voice management, and license attribution. The voice selector can search and sort the full catalog, preview a selected voice, filter starred voices, and customize star colors locally.

Compatibility

cyanspeech ships through the cyancore multi-loader build system and currently includes client adapters for:

• Fabric 1.21.11
• Fabric 26.1.2
• Quilt 1.21.11
• NeoForge 26.1.2

Older 26.1 and 26.1.1 target requests are routed to the available 26.1.2 adapter in the cyancore build matrix.

Notes

Simple Voice Chat is optional. When it is present and connected, cyanspeech can send generated speech through the voice chat route. Local playback can also be used independently for client-side listening.

Voice model and dataset attribution is shown in the in-game license section. The current catalog is based on Piper voice metadata and the LibriTTS-R/OpenSLR 141 source lineage.