speech to text

I think the idea is you audio in your own voice, unless I am misinterpreting your post, but someone more in the know will confirm or otherwise.

Quote by simplyjohn

I think the idea is you audio in your own voice, unless I am misinterpreting your post, but someone more in the know will confirm or otherwise.

I think she meant one of those that offer professional voice services, the kind where you pay for them to do voice recording for voiceovers, dubbing, or recording your story for audiobooks. It's quite costly. They charge per word. There are free AI options. However, most sound robotic. As an option, she can crowdsource for someone, not necessarily a professional voice actor, maybe one of the members here, who is good at it and willing to record her story for free. I've listened to several audio stories here which were recorded by another member's voice.

Hmmmm... I could do it in a Kermit the frog voice or perhaps Bart Simpson and just for 100 t-bags and 5 x packets of chocolate biscuits? Seriously I suggest we wait to see what the rules are for audio stories.

The AI ones sound awful, so I wouldn't use that. If you don't want to do it yourself, I know that some lush people have asked other members to narrate for them. If you have a trusted friend here, that might be something to consider.

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thank you, good idea. I really don't want to use my voice, and i did try narrating a story, to justr see how difficult it would be but goodness, to make it listenable requires good reading and orating skills!

I'd be quite happy to pay a fellow writer to record an audio version of a story, although the logistical difficulties involved would probably make it a non-starter. My reasons, however, would be quite different from yours, although I would argue, just as valid.

1. My northern English voice sounds awful on recordings.

2. I would like to offer a hands-free, different sensory experience option for anyone wanting to have a dip into what I've come up with.

Similar issue, different goals, I suppose!