In Arabic: استنساخ الصوت
Voices, cloning and ethicsCreating a synthetic voice that sounds like a specific person from recordings of them, then using it to read new text. It is used for brand voices and by creators who want a digital copy of their own voice, and it requires the speaker's consent.
Clear, recorded permission from a person before their voice is cloned or used, stating what the voice may be used for and for how long. Without it you should not clone anyone's voice, even if their recordings are public.
Creating a brand-new synthetic voice from a written description, such as age, tone and character, without recordings of any real person. It suits brands that want a distinctive voice without cloning a human.
The recording a voice clone is built from. The cleaner it is, with no noise, music or echo, and the closer the delivery is to how you will use the voice, the more accurate the clone.
Any voice generated by a computer rather than recorded directly from a person, whether it is a stock voice from a library, designed from a description or cloned from someone with their consent.
The set of ready-made voices a platform offers, usually filterable by language, dialect, gender, age and tone, so you can pick one without recording or cloning anything.
A tool that takes a recording of you and re-renders it in a different voice while keeping your performance: timing, pauses and emotion. Technically it is called speech to speech.
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