Voiceover software for videos?

[kromik100]

I'm producing a lot of videos, and the costs of buying voiceovers for them are quite steep. In my research I came across several videos where you can hear that it's an "robot" talking (But quality is actually quite impressive).

Does anyone know of such (good) voiceover softwares?

 

[voica]

Search oddcast on google. It is very good and most people use the Daniel (UK) voice.

 

[Start Earning]

Videorobot (a web service) has it included, TTS Sketch Maker (a simple explainer video tool for PCs) too, and I'm sure many many more.
But if you do the videos yourself anyway and only need the voice, have a look at Amazon Polly. Arguably the most natural service at the moment.

 

[ContentWriter]

Oddcast is okay. However, don't you just want to hire an actual person to do this for you? There are so many freelancers out there who would be willing to do that.

 

[Zwielicht]

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I bet you didn't know we had this section, OP.

 

[kromik100]

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I bet you didn't know we had this section, OP.

Omg... Where do I find these? I dont see them on the left ^^

 

[Zwielicht]

Omg... Where do I find these? I dont see them on the left ^^

Go here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums

That displays a full list of the subforums that you have access to. The video production subforum is under white hat SEO for some reason.

 

[kromik100]

Go here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums

That displays a full list of the subforums that you have access to. The video production subforum is under white hat SEO for some reason.

A new world appears... :-o)

 

[GanXtr]

Audacity is good voiceover software

 

[Kuz32]

Just use adobe audition to change the audio you recorded into any format then premier to splice the tracks together