Voice cloning uses the synthesis of audio samples from speech to generate new samples of that voice. With the use of neural networks, synthetic voices may soon be virtually indistinguishable from the original recordings. Examples of voice cloning include the changing of accents, styles of speech, and gender. The potential for such cloning technologies is huge, and the potential for human-like speech is limitless.
This report analyzes the global market for voice cloning and details the key factors affecting its growth. It also covers the various components of the voice cloning market, its applications, deployment modes, and geography. This report includes qualitative and quantitative data from industry analysts and experts. For this study, we interviewed key executives from different vendors, service providers, and system integrators, as well as voice cloning service providers.
The Murf voice cloning service offers 24 hour access to its cloned voices, as well as unlimited studio access. Users can also add background music to their Audiobooks and adjust their pronunciation according to their preferences. A Murf account manager will walk users through the cloning process and provide support if they encounter any difficulties. If you’re unsure whether the voice you’re choosing is right for your project, check out Murf’s free trial.
Voice cloning typically requires a couple of hours of recorded speech. Afterwards, the software uses the dataset to train a new voice cloning model. However, AI & machine learning solutions are beginning to simplify the process and improve the quality of the clones. One such project is a Github project called “real-time voice cloning toolbox.” It can clone a person’s voice in five seconds.
