Synthetic voice over
Synthetic voice over made to your brief.
A synthetic voice is generated from text and fits notifications, accessibility reading, internal training and anything that changes often, where recording every version is impractical.
Why it works
What matters in synthetic voice over
Three things that decide how this work turns out.
- 01
Generated on demand
New or changed text becomes audio without a session.
- 02
Native-checked
A native speaker checks pronunciation of names, numbers and terms.
- 03
Updates without a new session
Changed lines are generated again without booking a studio.
Process
How a synthetic voice over project runs
The steps from brief to delivery.
- 01
Text and use
You send the text and say where the audio will play.
- 02
Voice choice
You hear the text in several voices.
- 03
Check and delivery
Pronunciation is corrected and files are delivered.
Specs
Specs
What the quote states, before you commit.
- Pronunciation
- A lexicon of names and terms is kept for future updates.
- Native check
- A native speaker listens to every language before delivery.
Questions
Questions, answered.
Is synthetic voice the same as text to speech?
They are the same technology. We add pronunciation checks and clear licensing.
How is it updated?
New text is generated, and the lexicon keeps pronunciation.
Can the voice read names and numbers correctly?
Names, numbers and terms are where synthetic voices most often slip, so a native speaker listens and lines are corrected one by one.
Next
Where to go next
- App voice overApp voice over for onboarding, in-app guidance and product videos: consistent voice, files named to your strings and fast updates. Quote on your script.
- ServicesVoice over services by format: advertising, telephony, video, training, narration, games, apps, dubbing, casting and AI voice, in every language.
- LanguagesEvery language and regional variant VoicePros casts, 47 languages and 97 variants, with translation and adaptation in the same project. Search the list.
Quote synthetic voice over.
Send the script, the languages, the usage and the deadline.
Or write to hello [at] voicepros [dot] com