Applications
On top of effortlessly converting writing to quality audio with our staple Speech Synthesis tool, book authors can now use Voice Design to exercise artistic control over narration and shape each character's personality with bespoke voices.
News publishers venturing into audio need voices for their stories. Because narrators become identified with the publications they represent, choosing the right voiceover becomes an important task that's not often repeated. Voice Design lets publishers pick and compare virtually countless narrators on the spot. It also gives them the peace of mind of having a particular voice represent them, and them alone.
Game developers no longer need to choose whether a particular character justifies recording costs. Tens of thousands of previously mute NPCs can now have unique personalities, pushing the boundaries of virtual immersion.
Whether you're a content creator working on your next release or a corporate officer looking to voice company communications, the possibilities for designing lifelike, compelling audio for specific use-cases and audiences are now limitless.
Ecosystem
Voice Design is one of multiple features for narration editing we plan to introduce this year. Next is Studio - our new workstation for structuring large texts, inserting pauses, regenerating chunks of audio, and assigning parts of text to different speakers. Studio is coming in late March and it will be supplemented by intonation editing support later in Q2 this year.