In previous blogs, we discussed the capabilities of artificial intelligence to synthesize the voices of famous people. In particular, this technology allows audio engineers to voice characters in films and cartoons. Human actors don’t have to do much aside from speaking a certain number of words using different cadences during a recording session. Once the neural network has enough speech to create an artificial voice model, the actor’s job is done.
An ordinary person can do the same. This is no longer about voice acting, but simply about “cloning” your voice, which can be used to fulfill different purposes. With the help of AI voice generation technology, individuals can effortlessly replicate their voices for various applications.
However, there are certain concerns about using speech synthesis in the film industry. The most consistent criticism is that a cloned voice sounds unnatural because it lacks human intonations and the nuances of an authentic voice. This article will take a deeper look at these concerns and demonstrate how Respeecher, as a leading voice cloning software for filmmakers, addresses them.