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To make your voice clones sound more human-like, especially for phone use, you can focus on improving the quality of the audio samples you provide for cloning. Here are some key tips:
Before Cloning:
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Use High-Quality Audio Samples:
- Ensure the recordings are clear, with no background noise, room reverb, or other unwanted sounds. The AI will replicate any artifacts present in the audio.
- Use professional recording equipment, such as an XLR microphone with an audio interface, and record in an acoustically treated space.
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Consistent Delivery Style:
- Maintain a consistent tone, cadence, and performance style in your recordings. For example, if the voice is intended for phone use, record in a conversational tone that matches how you want the output to sound.
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Optimize Recording Settings:
- Record in mono, with a minimum 44.1 kHz sample rate and 16-bit depth.
- Keep the volume consistent, aiming for levels between -23dB and -18dB RMS with a true peak of -3dB.
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Use Clean and Focused Speech:
- Avoid hesitations, breathing noises, or long silences in the recordings. These can be mirrored in the cloned voice.
- Ensure the audio contains only one speaker and no background music or sound effects.
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Provide Sufficient Data:
- For Professional Voice Cloning, use at least 30 minutes to 3 hours of high-quality audio. The more consistent and high-quality data you provide, the better the clone will be.
After Cloning:
- If the cloned voice still sounds robotic, consider re-evaluating the training audio. Small changes to the samples, such as improving clarity or consistency, can make a significant difference in the output.
For more detailed guidance, you can refer to the step-by-step guide for creating Professional Voice Clones.
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