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Treasure found while being pressed by the A's for a manuscript
That day, I cut the video to three o'clock in the morning, my voice was as dumb as a gong, and I tried the microphone a dozen times, but it was like an advanced stage of the flu. Suddenly remembered that I had brushed up to the AI dubbing tool, and tried three of them, as a result, the next day the party actually boasted that the voice of the narrator was quite professional. Since then I fell into the AI dubbing pit, and now even the boss of the pancake stand downstairs asked me: \ "How did you get that news accent in the short video? \"
1. Speechify: the invisible teleprompter in your browser
I found this thing when I was in a coffee shop to catch up on some work. At that time, I needed to turn the English paper into audio, open the web page and drag the PDF directly into it, and chose a British male voice called \"David\", click to play the instant goosebumps - even the accent of the academic terms are more accurate than I bite. The best thing about it is that it is a browser plug-in that allows you to right-click on any text on a web page and read it aloud, as well as read the subtitles directly from the tube. The free version has 30 voices, even the SpongeBob SquarePants sound (don't ask me how I know).
2. TTSMaker: First Aid Kit for the Late Night Cutting Party
At 2am last Wednesday, I realized that the video was missing a section of the product introduction, so I used this website to make a section. I uploaded a 2,000 word Word document, chose \"Gentle Woman's Voice-Xiaolin\", adjusted the speed of speech to 1.2 times, and generated an MP3 in 30 seconds and dragged it directly into the editing track. The key is completely free and no ads, when exporting, I saw the tip of \ "commercial need to authorize \" before I remembered that I forgot to read the terms and conditions ... ... When I was exporting, I saw the "Commercial License Required" notice, and then I remembered I forgot to read the terms and conditions.
3. Balabolka: a locally run vintage artifact
Once in a mountain lodging to cut the film found no network, so anxious almost smashed the computer. Suddenly I remembered that I still had this green software installed in my computer, and I relied on the Microsoft voice library that came with it to generate the entire narration. Although the mechanical sense is a bit heavy, but it can save your life offline! Later, I found that it can be saved as a subtitle file, so I can synchronize the text and sound when doing foreign language learning materials, which is even more convenient than paid software.
4. NaturalReader: e-book to audiobook converter
Tried it out on my mom's Dream of Red Mansions audiobook. Throw the TXT file in, select \"Chinese-Xiaowei\", in the \"emotional regulation\" in the melancholy value to 70%, pause length plus 0.3 seconds. After generating it, the old lady listens and asks, \ "Why does this announcer read like he's going to cry? \" By the way, it Chrome plug-in can directly read aloud Kindle web version, commuting to listen to the original thief convenient.
5. Cuts and dubs: the ultimate lazy man's solution
I guess a lot of people don't know that there are more than 20 kinds of dialect dubbing hidden in the mobile version of Cutting Screen \"Text Read Aloud\". The last time I made a snail powder store visit video, I used the Guangxi female voice template to generate lines: \ "This asparagus stinks just right! \" After sending the jitterbug, the same city fans crazy @ local friends. The most ruthless is the emotional tone, choose \ "suspense \" mode read \ "refrigerator door slowly open...", my mom is not a good friend. \", my mom was so scared she scratched the video away.
Think about these three things before choosing a tool
Last week to help friends choose tools found that some people just stare at the word \ "free \" two words, the result of exporting ten paragraphs on the pop-up recharge window. Now I will first ask: do you want to do English or Chinese? Do you want to generate more than half an hour a day? Commercial or self-improvement? TTSMaker like really unlimited is actually not much, Speechify free version is actually enough for students to do courseware, but the commercial orders or honestly buy a license.
By the way, don't be fooled by \"200 kinds of timbre\", Chinese commonly used news male/female voice, gentle female voice, children's voices, these four or five. I once tried seven platforms to find a "bossy president voice", and finally found that it's cheaper to use an ordinary male voice, slow it down by 0.8 times, and add some reverb.
I've stepped over these potholes for you.
March to do promotional video for the pet store, using a tool to generate \ "limited time offer \" shouting, the results of the AI \ "9.9 yuan \" pronounced \ "9.9 yuan \", the boss chased to ask if it can be changed to \ "9.9 yuan \". Now when I come across a number, I have to try to hear it! There was also a time when I exported English and realized that \"live\" was pronounced as \"life\" instead of \"live\", then I realized that I had to manually add the phonetic symbol [lɪv]...
The most devastating thing is that I didn't check it once when I was in a hurry, and generated \"All staff sincerely thank you\" as \"All staff sincerely gan thank\", and I realized it only after I had sent out the movie. Now I use Balabolka to cross-check two different speech libraries for all important content.