Artlist has AI Voiceovers now.. are they any good?

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@AZisk Месяц назад

these are good for 10 seconds, and then fatigue sets in. imagine listening to ANY of these for 5-10 minutes.

@AcuraAddicted Месяц назад

I've tried a similar service where I could more or less successfully clone my voice. However, because of hallucination glitches, inability to control speed of reading, weird speeding up or slowing down for no reason and very low "credits" included it's unusable for a small creator like myself.

@photobob3 Месяц назад

1:01 That overhead rig gives me the willies!

@TommyCallaway Месяц назад

lmao, me too

@pileofstuff Месяц назад

That voice @1:21 sounds eerily similar to Rich Rebuilds. And a couple of the others could easily be mistaken for James Earl Jones. I suspect there is a risk of bad actors making well known voices say things that the real person would never actually say.

@thomaswindfeld728 Месяц назад

Thanx for the video. :-) The thing is, for what's needed in most adds and commercials, what the AI does is enough in most cases, so I disagree. Pro voice over artist will be effected by this, especially as AI progresses. Thanx again Mr T 🙂

@EricLikness Месяц назад

Good to know A.I. will not know what the Shure microphone proximity effect is. 🎤

@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen Месяц назад

The voices are quite good but the credit system sucks. If I pay I want unlimited use like Epidemic Sound.

@TommyCallaway Месяц назад

Epidemic sound doesn’t have voiceover

@KathySierraVideo Месяц назад

Maybe I’m the only one, but I don’t see this as a “threat” to creatives, but rather a way to bring capabilities to creators who would never have the budget for professional voiceover. I can’t imagine this will take away work from pro voice actors, but rather enable more opportunities for low-budget creators.

@TommyCallaway Месяц назад

Absolutely agree here.

@KathySierraVideo Месяц назад

@@TommyCallaway I’ve never had a budget for voice actors, so dozens of ideas I had just sat in my notebook because my voice is not good enough or appropriate for the vision of those specific videos. Meanwhile, anyone with the budget for a pro voice actor is still going to value a non-AI voice. That said, at some point in the future, it might BE that AI voices ARE virtually indistinguishable. But history is full of professional skills that must evolve because of progress. (I say this as someone who often quotes Henry Ford claiming horses would be obsolete, when it’s still a multi-Billion industry (not even including racing!). Just because something is rendered obsolete does not mean it vanishes… but it does need to change. I was working in Hollywood when many post-production artists and animators were bemoaning digital tools, but most rolled up their sleeves and figured out how their unique talents could breathe unique life into the new tools.