Best text to speech software for YouTube video?
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Misakie
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It won't get demonetized unless the video is reused contact and copyright stuff.
sandandkush
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RandomX
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What service do you used to create this?
sandandkush
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listnr.tech for tts and soundtrap.com for autotune and instrumental
How is it? Do you think it would work for YouTube monetization?
zencontent
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just an idea....i am a voice artist, why not go to mandy.com, advertise the job as just for fun...i.e. a student project and get real voice overs who are new to record it for you...just a thought
RandomX
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Ya it sounds good, i hope it can work
existenz
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I don't recommend using specheelo, had a bad experience with them and they have a lot of hidden fees. Just check the reviews on trustpilot for them
You can try MicMonster or Murf. They have some great voices
You can also try https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...rts-at-6-99-free-trials-for-everyone.1365541/ (Not affiliated in any way)
Hope this helps
You can try MicMonster or Murf. They have some great voices
You can also try https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...rts-at-6-99-free-trials-for-everyone.1365541/ (Not affiliated in any way)
Hope this helps
I have tried them all and so far, the best sounding voices I have found came from Synthesia. But it's not cheap. Although, if you just want speech you can use their low-end subscription and audacity to record it. You only get charged credits on downloads and you don't need that. Same for LOVO
But, the voice is not the complete story. I can get fantastic sounding speech from Synthesis, which is not expensive if I spend time making the proper adjustments.
LOVO has one or two decent voices and a lot of voices that they should delete. They are remnants and real crap. But they are supposedly working on being able to record your own voice, with all the emotion, inflections, timing, etc and convert it to a stored voice. That could be a game-changer.
But again, it depends on context. I can create a few sentences in most any product and you would be floored by how great it sounds. But when you start entering your own copy, some of it will still sound like a robotic voice.
But, the voice is not the complete story. I can get fantastic sounding speech from Synthesis, which is not expensive if I spend time making the proper adjustments.
LOVO has one or two decent voices and a lot of voices that they should delete. They are remnants and real crap. But they are supposedly working on being able to record your own voice, with all the emotion, inflections, timing, etc and convert it to a stored voice. That could be a game-changer.
But again, it depends on context. I can create a few sentences in most any product and you would be floored by how great it sounds. But when you start entering your own copy, some of it will still sound like a robotic voice.
I have been researching tts for awhile now. It has become somewhat of an obsession. Really great tts voices will cost money. WellSaidLabs is excellent. Murf is pretty good. As I have mentioned before Synthesia is good. All of them are a bit pricey.
Micmonster has some nice voices and you can control a lot of the voice attributes. Not too expensive. I tried the free version and it worked well.
Don't bother with Speechelo or any of the JVZoo products. Just as there are now tons of GPT3 content creation software products on the market, tts seems to be popping up everywhere. Someone will come out with the next gen product for a decent price - eventually.
But be warned that YouTube will crucify you for computer generated speech if you want to monetize. Make you first 3 videos with your own voice. Even if you sound like crap just do it. Consider it a throwaway. But make it with great content and try to have be around 10 to 15 minutes. If you show your ugly mug on the video they will give it even more love.
Micmonster has some nice voices and you can control a lot of the voice attributes. Not too expensive. I tried the free version and it worked well.
Don't bother with Speechelo or any of the JVZoo products. Just as there are now tons of GPT3 content creation software products on the market, tts seems to be popping up everywhere. Someone will come out with the next gen product for a decent price - eventually.
But be warned that YouTube will crucify you for computer generated speech if you want to monetize. Make you first 3 videos with your own voice. Even if you sound like crap just do it. Consider it a throwaway. But make it with great content and try to have be around 10 to 15 minutes. If you show your ugly mug on the video they will give it even more love.