Not all AI voice models are created equally. While most struggle to pronounce words correctly in context, jumble up dates and numerals, and make mistakes rendering acronyms, the newest WellSaid Voice Model uses a different approach.
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A unified brand identity is more important than ever in our new immersive experiences and synthetic voice or voice cloning are powerful tools. Marketing services or products through a single channel no longer makes the cut; successful companies reach customers through podcasts, banner ads, social media posts, sponsored content, and more.
With so many different ways to find new audiences and buyers, brands need a recognizable and consistent identity. And because these massively popular new mediums are audio-only — like podcasts or music-streaming services — it’s not enough to only have a good logo or visual design.
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Most AI voice providers use a similar strategy for creating a voice avatar from voice actor recordings. At WellSaid, we have updated our Voice Model to use an entirely different type of machine learning. That means that our newest Voice Model powers the most lifelike, natural sounding voice avatars available.
Read on to learn how this experience changes voiceover production for our Studio customers.
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Seattle, July 26, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — WellSaid Labs, producer of the world’s highest quality synthetic voices available, celebrates growth with new hires, expanded API, custom voices and enterprise Teams product to ensure continued market dominance. WellSaid Labs powers the synthetic media industry along with more than 7,000 customers across dozens of industries. Customers value WellSaid Labs’ incredibly high level of realistic human-voice capability and rely on WellSaid Labs’ business mission critical 99.99% uptime SLA.
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How do we create incredibly lifelike AI voices? What is the role of the voice actor in the creation process? What Voice Avatars are coming next to WellSaid?
From actor to algorithm to avatar, learn the inside story from Voice Program Manager, Sara Weisweaver. Watch the recording of this live session to learn all this and more.
What is the next iteration of lifelike AI voice? Are we pricing and packaging our tools the best way? How should we grow the team for our changing needs?
We ask ourselves questions like these all the time, but sometimes the discussion is better in person. That’s why we decided to gather our increasingly remote team together in WellSaid’s hometown of Seattle, Washington. In person, we were able to connect and focus on the most important question we ask: How do we better serve our customers?
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WellSaid Studio customers know it is a simple and effective solution for creating the best quality AI voiceover. However, customers with multiple team members repeatedly reached out wanting even stronger collaboration capabilities. WellSaid listened and is excited to present expansive Team collaboration improvements.
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WellSaid Voice Avatars are used in a wide range of groundbreaking products. As tech applications continue to push the bounds of immersive experiences, lifelike AI voices are an essential ingredient. Companies like Five9 and Super Hi-Fi have built incredible products using WellSaid Avatars, and now Digital Domain is making news, too.
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How do you know when a brand chooses the perfect audio? That’s the catch—you might not. Quality audio doesn’t call attention to itself; when music, background sound, or a narrator’s voice fits a project perfectly, it often goes unnoticed. But make no mistake: audio choices play a resounding part in a brand’s success.
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Training materials with a voiceover element are versatile, engaging, and effective, but creating them is time consuming, expensive, and disruptive. How do you find voice talent? What if they’re busy when you need that urgent update? What’s the best way to create 10 versions of similar material?