Text to speech monetisation ?
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Captain bd
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No
Technically no. However there are some really good paid tts tools out there that a human would never be able to tell the difference without knowing exactly what they're looking for. Here is an example I just made for you to listen to.
Keep in mind: You can edit tone, pause pitch and other things to make it pretty much a 1 to 1 match on a human voice. I won't tell you what tool I use , but do your research and you'll find a good one.
SEOMadHatter
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That's fricking good - but when you're dealing with a reviewer (or potentially an algorithm) looking for things like TTS... I don't know if it's good enough. However, I've definitely had actual VO artists who sound more robotic.
@hazzi there are some outliers who manage it. Some get ads for a while before losing them. For the most part, I'd say no.
I pay VO freelancers and in-house staff to produce videos so I'm always paying attention to TTS services, but it's just not there yet. You can still build a channel with TTS and promote a product or service potentially but I wouldn't start a project with the goal of getting Adsense on there.
MgicalaEarner
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This still looks TTS to me, i found one TTS that no one can tell it's TTS.
TROYSTORY
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and what is it?the main thing here is to help ,i know murf .ai only and i found the blakify ltd that it could help me,what is yours guys?
TROYSTORY
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steve.ai is not tts it just produces videos and animations and it adds a standard cheap tts , like invideo
hazzi
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I read some other posts on here and most are saying its a hit or miss. There are two ways i could do this, get monetised first and then start using tts or i could just take the risk and attempt to get monetised with tts. I will update the thread to let everyone know how it goes .
btw are Vo freelancers expensive ?
SEOMadHatter
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Yeah, honestly, I almost started one today. I thought I'd try the niche out with TTS and swap it to a VO if it works. I'm still toying with the idea.
VO prices can vary a bit. I have one channel that costs me about $2k/month (crazy high when I say that out loud), and for others, I just pay $5 per video on Fiverr. Depends on the niche and what your audience is willing to accept.
MgicalaEarner
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The good thing about this is that I can make adjustments to pauses and tone to make it almost indistinguishable from a human. Also YouTube isn’t as strict on tts as people think. They’ll let you slide just as long as it’s not accompanied by bad content as well.
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This doesn't work anymore, I'd advice you to just get a voiceover actor to do your voiceovers and you can monetize still.
AmberJones
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just buy an already monetized channel then make videos using tts
cashout666
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Yes its working still
Marco69
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Yes there are some really good text to speech AI podcasts out there.
But the catch is, you creating AI Podcasts, later then you create videos with your own voice and face on cam.
Your users/ subscribers will realize that your voice/tone from your AI Podcasts and videos are different.
How do you handle that?
But the catch is, you creating AI Podcasts, later then you create videos with your own voice and face on cam.
Your users/ subscribers will realize that your voice/tone from your AI Podcasts and videos are different.
How do you handle that?
gabrielmcsj
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hire a voiceover actor to avoid the hassle
Anne-Maree
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Can I use text to voice to continue to profit from a channel that has already been monetised?