Short answer: you can’t send files to me here, but you can upload an MP3 to ElevenLabs to check it.
What you can do
Find the voice in our public Voice Library: in Voices > Explore, click the upload/paperclip button next to the search bar and upload your audio/video. If the exact voice exists in the public library, it will be shown; otherwise you’ll get similar matches. This only searches the public library—not private/custom voices. For best results, upload speech-only audio. (help.elevenlabs.io)
Clean the clip first (optional): if there’s background music or noise, use Voice Isolator, then upload the cleaned speech for more accurate matching. (help.elevenlabs.io, elevenlabs.io)
Check if the clip was made with ElevenLabs at all: use the AI Speech Classifier to detect whether the audio was generated on ElevenLabs. It analyzes up to the first minute and is free to use; the blog notes current limitations (e.g., not reliably classifying audio generated with the Eleven V3 model). This tool does not identify the specific voice actor. (elevenlabs.io)
Important limitation
We don’t provide a way to identify a specific “voice actor on our team” from an uploaded MP3 unless that voice is publicly listed in the Voice Library. Private/custom voices and internal default voice actors aren’t exposed for identification. (help.elevenlabs.io)
If you’d like, I can walk you through where to click in the dashboard to run the library search.
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