Artificial intelligence has opened numerous doors of creativity for content creators. Gone are the days when AI was categorized as a monotonous robotic voice. Today, sophisticated text to speech software can produce various accents to cater to your individual and business needs.
Spongebob didn’t hesitate to lay down the crude reality of our lives when he said “Can I be excused for the rest of my life?” Almost every kid and adult knows spongebob and can relate to him to an extent.
Today, AI software is so advanced that it can replicate even Spongebob’s voice using text to speech AI.
How to Use Accents With Text to Speech
Creators simply need to record an audio clip and upload it into the voiceover creator or AI software. Text to speech accent software like Typecast has a large number of character libraries with each character embodying its own unique set of accents.
Creators can also add various speech nuances such as pitch, pauses, and expression. Additionally, emotions such as happiness, sadness, aggression, and many more are also readily available for use.
If you have a narration script example then you can test out these different accents yourself.
Let’s explore Typecast’s top 5 text to speech accents:
1. Angela
A highly engaging and upbeat character, Angela’s accent is ideal for company promotional and marketing videos. Whether you are creating promo videos for your new product/service, or are pitching an idea to investors, Angela’s voice will keep your audience hooked to the screen.
Embodying varying transitions in her voice, she captures the viewer’s attention exceptionally well.
2. Rachel
With her calm yet engaging voice, Rachel is a great narrator for process-focused content — guiding viewers from one step to the next. For example, if you run a baking channel, Rachel’s homely voice can instantly put your viewers in a chirpy mood and guide them through the process in a fun-loving way.
3. Keybo and Furnando
An orange ball of fluff with pointed teeth and little horns, Furnando is an anime character that speaks in a deep but cute voice. He remains polite and defends himself when the little green goblin, Keybo insults him.
Furnando voice gels in well for gaming content and vlogs. Keybo and Furnando’s voice is perfect for children’s audiobooks as they work perfectly well as a duo!
Use Typecast’s text-to-speech anime characters to bring an element of fun and liveliness to your content!
4. Oscar
A curious yet cautious character, Oscar speaks in a high-pitched voice. Being an exuberant character, his voice is an optimal choice for radio and podcasts.
Whether your character accidentally finds himself in a cat-and-mouse chase with a criminal or finds a bunch of talking rats in his basement, Oscar’s accent will bring humor and energy to your audio stories.
5. Jessica
Jessica is one of our pioneers. She is heavily utilized in text to speech accents and is popular among small businesses as well as content creators.
Jessica’s popularity owes to her highly diverse character. She has the ability to speak in a business-formal accent. She can also throw in casual notes — making her an ideal choice as a virtual assistant, real estate agent, or brand ambassador.
AI is getting smarter by the day and the future looks promising. Realtime voice cloning software is also gaining traction among AI enthusiasts. The software allows users to clone the voice of any celebrity or public figure.
An Obama text-to-speech voice would be an example of voice cloning software that is usually made by using several Barrack Obama clips to create a realistic-sounding Obama voice to be used in video.
