Keep the same voice across every video

Voice cloning captures the character of a specific voice so new narration can be generated in it, keeping a series consistent without re-recording anyone.

Clone a voice

2cloning models, plus 6 speech models

audio · 16x9tools/ai-voice-cloning/hero-clone-16x9.mp3A cloned voice reading a new script

Examples

Cloned voices

audio · 16x9tools/ai-voice-cloning/sample-source-16x9.mp3Original sample

audio · 16x9tools/ai-voice-cloning/sample-cloned-16x9.mp3Generated line in the cloned voice

Process

How it works

Provide a voice sample

A short, clean recording. Background noise costs more quality than short length does.

Clone it

The sample becomes a reusable voice you can generate from.

Generate any script in that voice

Every later video uses the same narrator without another recording session.

Capabilities

What cloning solves

Consistency across a series

Episode ten sounds like episode one, without booking the same person again.

Edits without re-recording

A changed line is regenerated, not re-read.

Your voice, your schedule

Record once; generate whenever the script is ready.

Same voice, other languages

Keep the narrator recognisable when localising.

Comparison

Compared with re-recording

	Traditional	With Votocon
A new episode	Book another session	Generate
A changed line	Return to the booth	Retype it
Consistency	Varies by day and mic	Identical every time

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is AI voice cloning?

Voice cloning builds a reusable model of a particular voice from a sample, so new lines can be generated in that same voice later. It is what keeps a narrator consistent across a series instead of sounding like a different person each episode.

How much audio do I need to clone a voice?

A short clean sample is usually enough. Quality matters more than length — a minute of clear speech beats ten minutes with background noise.

Can I clone my own voice?

Yes, and that is the common case: record once, then generate every subsequent script in your own voice without going back to the microphone.

Is it legal to clone someone else's voice?

Only with their permission. Cloning a voice you have no rights to is a legal and ethical problem regardless of what the technology allows, and platforms increasingly treat it as one.

Where does the cloned voice get used?

Anywhere narration is needed — video voiceover, presenter lip-sync, podcast segments, localised versions of the same script.

Clone your first voice

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