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On Sat, 17 Mar 2007, Nick Gawronski wrote:

> Hi, What is the main difference between festival and flite?

Flite was written to be a small light-weight synthesizer, and Festival is 
not.  Festival has a built-in Scheme parser, among other things.  Of 
course, Flite is no light-weight when it comes to building from source. 
It's just supposed to be smaller and faster.  It stands for Festival 
Light.