Voice synthesis and cloning

Speech synthesis turns prepared text into audio. We can select a licensed voice or create an authorised clone of a real person. We review stress, names, pauses and emotional suitability before release.

When to use it

Suitable for instructions, video series, language versions and interface speech. An interactive voice assistant also needs speech recognition, dialogue design, integrations and latency testing.

Deliverables

We approve a voice and sample, prepare pronunciation guidance and produce audio from the agreed script. Duration, languages, formats, processing and rights to future synthesis are specified in the order.

What to prepare for an estimate

Provide the language, script, delivery references, purpose and format. For a clone, we first discuss authority, purpose, duration and channels. Voice samples are transferred only through an agreed secure process.

Terms and limitations

We do not clone someone’s voice from a found recording without permission. Image protection rules do not replace assessment of voice and recording rights. Synthetic speech may need manual refinement, so the result is checked on a sample.

Common questions

Can you clone a famous performer’s voice?

Only with proper permission. A public recording or a desired delivery style does not authorise cloning or using a voice.

Will the speech sound natural?

We test names and difficult phrases in a sample. Naturalness depends on language, voice, emotion and source quality; manual refinement may be needed.

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Tell us what you want to make. We will clarify the scope, rights and schedule before work starts.

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