I have an electronics product application where I need voice feedback to feature selections.
I am considering using a ISD2560 from Windbond's chipcorder series
http://www.winbond-usa.com/mambo/content/view/36/140/
They seem quite popular (based on web search). However, unless I use their consulting services for them to pre-burn a large number of chips, I have to manually speak each voice clip into a small electret microphone for each unit. This is time consuming with questionable quality from such a recording interface.
 Are there any other voice chip alternatives? Ideally a voice chip that interfaces to an external ROM or Flash chip. Of course some type of software would need be provided that would allow me to compile voice clips on my PC to compatable ROM files.
I am also incorporating an PIC18Fxxxx microprocessor into this product. Perhaps someone has been able to use a PIC processor to emulate a voice chip. I would appreciate any advice.
Thanks


		
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