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Replica Studios is an intuitive AI-powered platform that offers scalable and customizable text-to-speech services for various interactive media. The tool simplifies the process of generating expressive and adaptable AI voices, removing the bottleneck of content creation and enabling enhanced user experience.

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Replica Studios can significantly enhance your content creation process by providing human-like voices across different emotional states, thus facilitating dynamic and immersive storytelling.
Whether it's for video games, animations, podcasts, or other interactive media, Replica Studios offers a quick and cost-effective solution for voice acting.

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Replica Studios provides a wide range of AI voices across different genres and emotions.
It offers a user-friendly interface to customize voice speed, emotion, and tone, and integrates with popular game engines and animation tools, thus eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming traditional voiceover processes.

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Replica Studios is ideal for game developers, animation creators, and anyone looking for an efficient solution to create natural-sounding voiceovers for their interactive media.

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Easy On Hold Unveils Generative AI Voice Feature for IVR and Auto Attendant Prompts in 68+ Languages, Dialects and Accents

Clones Match the On-Site Human Talent for Cohesive Voice Branding KALAMAZOO, Mich., July 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Easy On Hold, a leading provider of on hold and background music for businesses, announces the launch of its EOH AI Studio, a generative AI voice site that allows clients to instantly create and download IVR and auto attendant prompts. The feature solves the problem commonly faced by phone and communications technicians who install or update phone systems and require professional voice recordings "on the spot, but don't want to record them with their own voices, or have used other AI options out there and have been disappointed with the results," says Julie Brown, Easy On Hold President and CEO. Clients can self-serve in seconds, with text to speech and foreign translation for virtually any language they require. "Phone techs are moving fast, working for enterprises which can require hundreds of prompts and recordings for inbound callers navigating to departments or specific types of assistance," Brown said. "Phone techs end up recording these prompts themselves, or waiting days for human voice over talents to complete them, or using inferior AI sites that sound too robotic and off-putting. With EOH AI Studio, our clients can self-serve in seconds, with text to speech and foreign translation for virtually any language they require." Brown says the EOH AI Studio is unique in that the main clones are those of the on-site human voice over talents. "If you've already been using our on-staff voice overs for your on hold marketing or other audio marketing, you can begin using the clones of these voices to speed up turnaround time on projects, and ensure cohesive voice branding," Brown explained. "The clones of these on-staff humans can speak any language, so it's the same voice heard by all your callers - that's a nice touch." EOH AI Studio also includes free re-reads of scripts when the clones don't deliver the type of emotion, phrasing or pronunciation desired by the client. "If you don't care for what the clone provided, just ask for a human re-read for no extra fee. You can't do that with the leading AI services out there," said Brown. EOH AI Studio includes: Text to speech toolForeign language translation toolMultiple results for each script, with different types of phrasingFree human re-read in all languages if the cloned voices don't deliver the desired result68+ languages, dialects and accentsIn addition to clones of the on-staff human voiceover talents, many other clones to choose from when additional voices are desired About Easy On Hold Founded in 1997, Easy On Hold revolutionized music on hold technology with the introduction of a live stream of licensed music and custom content in 2013. Today, Easy On Hold leads the industry in innovation with end-to-end streaming applications, both cloud-based and on-prem in Avaya, Microsoft Teams Phone, Cisco, Genesys, FreeSwitch, Asterisk, Broadsoft and dozens more, providing a seamless experience across nearly all VOIP and PBX phone system platforms. Easy On Hold is dedicated to driving more customer engagement and resulting revenue for its thousands of customers around the world. For more information about AI Voice or to schedule an interview, please contact: Tim Brown, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer 888-798-4653 Tim.brown@easyonhold.com easyonhold.com View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/easy-on-hold-unveils-generative-ai-voice-feature-for-ivr-and-auto-attendant-prompts-in-68-languages-dialects-and-accents-302207682.html SOURCE Easy On Hold Market News and Data brought to you by Benzinga APIs

Benzinga

Fri, 26 Jul, 6:11 PM UTC

Tech that! D-ID's new AI tool can translate videos, clone your voice in seconds

D-ID's new AI video translation tool offers seamless multilingual video creation with voice cloning and lip-syncing features, allowing businesses and creators to break language barriers and engage global audiences effectively. The D-ID AI tool is a cost-efficient solution for producing culturally resonant content across multiple languages. Israel-based AI startup D-ID has launched an innovative video translation tool that addresses these challenges head-on. Named D-ID Video Translate, this cutting-edge tool allows users to translate videos into various languages while maintaining the original speaker's voice. Even more impressively, it synchronizes lip movements to match the translated language, providing a seamless viewing experience. In 2024, video content dominates the digital landscape, becoming the most effective way to connect with audiences worldwide. However, the challenge lies not just in creating engaging content, but also in ensuring that it resonates with people regardless of their language or location. Traditional video translation methods often fall short, struggling with cultural nuances and time-consuming production processes. This is where D-ID's new AI video translation tool steps in. The D-ID AI Tool is a game-changer for content creators and businesses aiming for global reach. Whether you're promoting a brand, educating an audience, or engaging with customers, this tool ensures that your message is understood by everyone, regardless of language barriers. The D-ID video translation tool is particularly beneficial in the education sector, where it can translate courses into multiple languages, including Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, and more. This technology can also help corporations tackle localization challenges, enabling them to save time and money while reaching a broader audience. Credit: D-ID While there are other voice clone AI tools and video translation options available, D-ID stands out by offering a solution that caters to both large organizations and individual creators. Competitors like ElevenLabs, Speechify, and Captions.ai also provide similar services, but D-ID's focus on natural user interfaces and digital human interaction sets it apart. Currently available in beta, the D-ID Video Translate tool can be accessed on the web. Although D-ID has iOS and Android apps, this feature is not yet supported on mobile devices. The tool is free for existing subscribers, with various subscription plans available for new users. D-ID is leading the way in changing how we interact with and create content using AI. Their platform uses Natural User Interface (NUI) technology to turn images, text, videos, audio, and voice into engaging Digital People, providing a truly immersive experience. By combining facial synthesis with deep learning, D-ID offers interactive AI experiences in many languages, enhancing how we connect and create online. Their technology helps businesses improve customer experience, marketing, and sales, while also supporting content creators worldwide. Founded by CEO Gil Perry, Sella Blondheim and Eliran Kuta in 2017 and backed by top venture capital firms, D-ID has enabled the creation of over 150 million AI videos using their easy-to-use Creative Reality studio and integrations. More than 250,000 developers are currently using the D-ID API to build innovative solutions. Some of D-ID's recent clients include Deutsche Telekom, PWC, Deloitte, Burda Media, AXA Insurance, and Gameloft, who have used their platform to craft unique AI avatar experiences. D-ID's platform is available through a self-service studio, API, or integrations, allowing users to turn still photos into personalized streaming videos, offering a fresh way for businesses to connect with customers. Their tools make it possible to create lifelike digital humans and animations from text, significantly lowering the cost and complexity of video production on a large scale. Their customers include Fortune 500 companies, marketing agencies, production companies, social media platforms, top e-learning platforms, and content creators of all types.

IndiaTimes

Thu, 22 Aug, 6:03 PM UTC

ElevenLabs now let's you create a custom voice from a text prompt -- here's why that's exciting

In just a few short months we've seen all kinds of generative AI possibilities emerge from text prompts. Whether it's music with lyrics, new video tools, or a combination of the two with music videos, generative AI is expanding swiftly. Still, dialogue (outside of more robotic text-to-speech options and dedicated chatbots) can be difficult to achieve. ElevenLabs has one of the best synthetic voice models, including cloning real voices (with permission and licensing agreements in place). Its latest project takes things a step further and allows you to design a voice from scratch. I think lending a voice to a character should still remain the area of expertise for trained voice actors, but that isn't always viable. ElevenLabs new Voice Design engine can create a voice from a text prompt in a matter of seconds, and it can then voice anything you want. This helps when you need a very specific voice for a project, or, if you need to be able to change what is being said in real-time based on the flow of a game. If you've ever spent time playing Dungeons and Dragons, you'll know that the right voice can make all the difference when it comes to setting the scene. The Voice Design tool should help players create their own deep backstories and lore, but it also democratizes the technology for indie developers who are working solo on ambitious new projects. Tying it in with AI video generation tools like ElevenLabs own could mean film students are able to create a world, characters, and interactions all within the same project, all working by themselves. ElevenLabs' examples show the more detailed prompt the better, with "an old British male with a rasper, deep voice. Professional, relaxed and assertive" a good example of the power on offer. I'm not sure anyone British calls someone "old bean" anymore, mind, so stereotypes abound.

Tom's Guide

Wed, 23 Oct, 4:08 PM UTC

This ElevenLabs AI Tool Can Create a Unique Voice Based on Your X Profile

The AI Voice Design API allows users to save voice previews to a library ElevenLabs, a New York-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm, released an application programming interface (API) for its Voice Design feature, which recently made its debut. The announcement came last week, and alongside, the company also introduced an open-source project dubbed X to Voice, which can generate a unique voice for an X (formerly known as Twitter) profile based on the posts of the user. The feature also shows a text prompt which is auto-generated based on the analysis of the profile. In a blog post, ElevenLabs detailed the two new AI tools. The first is an API version of the Voice Design tool, which was recently introduced. Voice Design is a new capability developed by the company which can generate unique AI voices based on text prompts. These voices are based on the description shared by the user, including the pitch, timbre, delivery pace, intonation, and more. Now, this feature is being made available via the company's API. This means developers can use this capability to build apps and software. Voice Design can either be offered by developers to develop voices for their AI characters or to users so that they can generate new voices for themselves. The company has offered two endpoints. First allows developers to generate three unique voice previews based on a text prompt. The second allows them to save the voice previews to their library for local use. ElevenLabs did not highlight the price of the API or the cost per request of the AI model. Details about the AI model are also not known. The second tool is the company's open-source project dubbed X to Voice. It is an extension of the feature available to test on a web client here. Users can add an X username and the AI will automatically analyse the profile including the bio and posts. Once analysed, it generates a text prompt on the basis of the analysis. The text prompt is then fed to Voice Design automatically to generate a unique voice for the profile. Gadgets 360 tested out the feature and found that it takes between 30 seconds to a minute to generate voice previews for a profile. In total, three voice previews are generated. The AI voice speaks a line which is also based on the analysis of the profile. Alongside the three voice previews, the page also displays the text prompt it used to generate the AI voice. We also found that the feature animates the profile pictures of users who have added a close of their face and syncs lip and mouth movements to match the words that are being spoken.

NDTV Gadgets 360

Mon, 4 Nov, 12:16 PM UTC

Hedra now lets you clone your voice -- here's how it works

Hedra, the popular AI character maker, has just announced a new voice cloning feature. You can now grab a short clip of your voice to clone, store and then use for any character you create or upload to the platform. The new tool is only available to paid subscribers, so you'll have to stump up a minimum of $10 a month to take advantage, but I've got to say it's worth it if you've got the need. One of the great things about Hedra is how delightfully simple it is to use. It beat out Runway and Kling in our lip-sync battle and produces consistently accurate mouth movements. Sign up, log in and head to the create page, where you'll find three main panels. The first deals with the text and voice audio you want to use, the second manages the image, and the final panel is for the output once the two are combined. So far so sweet. The first task for voice cloners is to click on the New Voice button in the first panel, and record their voice in the clone voice box. The three lines of text you use is enough for the platform to build your clone, and it's really very accurate. Of course you can also upload or live record an audio script at this stage, instead of using your voice clone, or you can select from one of the off the shelf voices. Once the audio has been sorted out, it's time to upload or create a character image. The hot tip at this stage is to experiment with the image generator, because it's very good. The basic model used is StableDiffusion, but if you want stunningly realistic characters you'll upgrade to a premium plan and go for the Flux Realism setting. The results are superb, and hard to tell apart from real human faces, although the video resolution does lack some clarity. The lip and face movements however are excellent. I would avoid trying to use animal characters at this time because the lip-syncing fails spectacularly. I tried a lion and a panda, and both times the head just wobbled and no lips moved at all. Shame. The Basic premium plan allows for 20 minutes of video a month, videos up to 1 minute long and the voice cloning function with no watermark. That seems like a fair price, although it would be nice if the company offered at least a short voice clone function on the free watermarked plan. But that's a small quibble. I'm also still struggling to find a truly compelling use case for these video avatar tools outside of cheesy marketing promos, but maybe the enthusiast story-telling, music and game market will step up and prove me wrong. Overall it seems like this kind of total clone functionality is going to grow in quality and popularity as the models increase in power. Even Runway is entering this space with Act-1, where your own face controls the motion of the character. Whether you want to create more business-like characters with tools like HeyGen or more fun characters with Hedra, it's great to have a variety of tool choice for all aspects of the AI avatar process.

Tom's Guide

Tue, 29 Oct, 4:17 PM UTC

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