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VOICE CONVERSION

Keep the performance.
Change the voice.

Convert a single-speaker recording to an approved target voice without re-recording the take or losing its original timing and delivery.

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Built for one-speaker recordings · consent required before conversion

SOURCE RECORDINGPerformance kept
TARGET VOICEVoice changed
Timing map preservedApproved target

THE USEFUL DISTINCTION

What conversion changes, and what it keeps.

Voice Conversion starts from a recorded performance. It is not a fresh generation from text.

You bring

A source recording

A single-speaker file with the delivery, pauses, and timing you want to keep.

Conversion changes

The voice itself

The recording is rendered in an approved, revision-frozen target voice in your account.

You keep

The performance map

The original timing and delivery remain the reference for the converted take.

A CLEAR THREE-STEP FLOW

From a take you like to a voice you can use.

Important before you start. Conversion only runs after source consent and target authorization are confirmed.

  1. 01

    Bring a source recording

    Upload a single-speaker recording with the performance and timing you want to preserve.

  2. 02

    Confirm consent and pick a target voice

    Confirm permission to use the source, authorize the target voice, then pick an approved voice from your account.

  3. 03

    Convert

    Run the conversion and review the result: the target voice speaks the original performance map.

GOOD FIT FOR

Fix the voice without throwing away the take.

Use Voice Conversion when the read is right but the speaker, character, or approved voice needs to change.

Long-form narration

Keep a delivered chapter or episode intact while moving it to a stable target voice.

Revisions and pickups

Preserve the original timing when a project needs a different approved voice.

Voice exploration

Compare how an existing performance feels in another voice before re-recording.

REQUIREMENTS

Clear guardrails before any conversion runs.

Source
Single-speaker recording
Target
Approved and revision-frozen voice
Consent
Source consent + target authorization

FAQ

Questions with useful answers.

A single-speaker recording works best because the conversion carries over the original performance and timing.

The target must be an approved, revision-frozen voice already in your account.

Yes. Source consent and target authorization are required before a conversion can run.

READY WHEN THE TAKE IS

Keep the read.
Change the voice.

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