VoiceOverKids AI voices are currently available in the following languages:

What is AI speech technology and how does it work?
 
AI speech technology has revolutionized speech synthesis. This technology uses text-to-speech tools, machine learning and deep learning algorithms to convert written text into spoken words. An AI voice generator processes the entered text and transforms the textual information into speech patterns that mimic human speech using complex algorithms. With advancements in deep learning, AI-generated voices sound more natural. Developers feed these AI models with massive amounts of data, including different voices, speech patterns, and languages. This process allows the model to understand the nuances of human speech and generate audio files in different formats that sound human.
 
Where are AI voices used?

AI voice generators have a wide spectrum of usage scenarios. They are widely used in voice over work for explainer videos, e-learning modules and audio books. They've made significant strides in creating voiceovers for podcasts, social media videos for TikTok or YouTube, and video games, where having a variety of different voices and languages can be helpful.

Are the VoiceOverKids AI voices "clones" of the real children's voices in our database?

No, they are not. These AI children's voices are unique voices specially designed for AI applications. They can therefore be fine-tuned for a specific application based on the wishes of a customer.

When do you opt for an AI child's voice and when for a real child's voice?
 

Children's voices are constantly evolving and changing quickly. Boys are getting bearded and girls are also starting to sound more mature.

Consistency is important for productions that run over a longer period of time. An AI child's voice does not change, which removes the risk that a certain voice sounds different from the previous recording.

Productions are often made in different languages. This means that a different voice is used for each language that has the required language without an accent as its mother tongue. Our AI children's voices speak fluently, currently 30 languages with which the same voice can be used for all language versions.

Another application where the use of AI children's voices can be a solution is reading audio books. Given the large amounts of text, a real child's voice quickly becomes overloaded.

Are there any restrictions when using AI computer children's voices?
 

An AI voice can be experienced as less "human", although that argument is less and less applicable with the rapid development.