Our official voices were made the same way you clone yours: one short recording in, a voice out. Each row starts with the exact sample the voice was cloned from, then the voice reading a script it never recorded, then the same voice in another language.
Tyler: cloned from 13 seconds of an upbeat ad read
The sample: 13 seconds
“Ready for the deal of the year? For one week only, get up to fifty percent off everything in store and online …”
A YouTube intro
“Big news for the channel: starting next week, there's a new video every Friday. Hit subscribe so you don't miss the first one.”
The same voice in Spanish
“Una gran noticia para el canal: a partir de la próxima semana, hay un video nuevo cada viernes. Suscríbete para no perderte el primero.”
Walter: cloned from 17 seconds of a nature documentary
The sample: 17 seconds
“Every spring, millions of wildebeest begin a journey that has shaped this land for thousands of years …”
An audiobook
“The house at the end of the lane had been empty for years. Yet every evening, just after sunset, a single light came on in the attic window.”
The same voice in German
“Das Haus am Ende der Straße stand seit Jahren leer. Doch jeden Abend, kurz nach Sonnenuntergang, ging im Dachfenster ein einzelnes Licht an.”
Natalie: cloned from 18 seconds of a news read
The sample: 18 seconds
“Good evening, and thank you for joining us. Our top story tonight: city officials have approved a new plan …”
A product walkthrough
“To share a project, open the menu in the top corner and choose Share. Anyone with the link can listen, and you decide who can edit.”
The same voice in French
“Pour partager un projet, ouvrez le menu en haut et choisissez Partager. Toute personne qui a le lien peut écouter, et c'est vous qui décidez qui peut modifier.”
