HT6472 Alex Not as Good as Enhanced Quality

Question

To me, Alex doesn't sound as good as the enhanced quality voice on iPhone 6 running iOS 8.0.2. Has anyone else experienced this? I'm not aware of any hearing loss on my part which was the first thing I thought of.

Answer 1

You're not giving us anywhere near enough information on what you are doing. I still can't answer your question based on what you have told us.
It sounds like you are new to the whole process. You ought to read up on colour management, colour spaces, calibration and display/printer profiling, etc.
Step one is calibrating and profiling your computer display. Without this, you have no idea that what you are seeing is accurate, in terms of brightness, contrast, and colour balance. You'll be processing your images to compensate for any inaccuracies. e.g. if your screen is too bright and slightly magenta, your images will end up too dark and slightly green. You may then find that this can be improved by adjusting the print settings, but this is just a workaround, and not a sensible course of action.
I wrote an overview on the subject, which contains a link to an overview of colour management:
http://yphotography.co.uk/articles/calibrating-your-workflow/
it doesn't go into any detail. For that, you'd need to Google "Photoshop color management workflow" or something similar, and spend a while digesting the subject.
By the way, this is the Camera Raw forum, and printing isn't really relevant here. You still haven't told us which application you are trying to print from, so I am assuming it's Photoshop, nor have you told us what settings you are using, both in the application and the printer setting dialog. But I think your best course of action would be to read up on the subject before going any further.