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Natural synthetic audio

Speech generated from text using an authorised voice, rather than a new artist recording. We direct pronunciation, pace and expression, then listen through and edit the result for your project.

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Same story. Different ways to make it.

Voice over

A spoken performance for an ad, film, course or other content. It can be recorded by an artist or generated, as agreed in the brief.

Dubbing

New dialogue fitted to existing picture and timing, often in another language. The words, delivery and sync all need direction.

Synthetic audio

Speech generated from text with an authorised voice. It can be used for voice over or dubbing when the brief and permissions allow.

Voice over and dubbing describe the job. Synthetic audio describes how the voice is made. We agree the approach, voice permissions and intended use, then review the result.

01 / Your starting point

What you send

An approved script, authorised voice, pronunciation notes, languages and intended use.

02 / Our handoff

What you get

Directed synthetic speech, listening review and the agreed edited audio files.

A place to start

One possible direction.

An AI-generated demonstration made for this site, not client work.

English · Customer care

A helpful next step

Read the words

Hello, I can help you find the right next step. Are you checking an order, changing a booking, or looking for product information? Tell me a little about it. If you need a person, I can explain how to reach the team.

Synthetic audio is a production process, not simply a generated file. We prepare the script, establish a suitable authorised voice, direct the output and edit it for the intended format. It can be considered for narration, learning content and repeatable audio where the voice and usage requirements allow.

What we refine

Names, numbers, abbreviations and language changes can affect how a script is spoken. We review these alongside pauses, emphasis and sentence rhythm, correcting sections that sound unnatural or change the intended meaning. Timing requirements and reference performances guide the final edit.

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What you receive

Agree the script version, language versions, audio format, file splits and any timing requirements before production. We deliver the reviewed audio in that agreed structure. Later script changes, additional versions and new usage are discussed as changes to the scope.

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Can any voice be used?

The voice must be authorised for the intended project. We discuss available voice options and their usage conditions before production; a public sample or an artist’s application is not permission to reproduce their voice. Bespoke voice creation, when required, is a separate scope.

How we work

Approve a short test before full production

Use a short test to confirm pronunciation, pacing and voice suitability. Review the agreed script before generating the full output.

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Tell us what you’re making.

Tell us the languages, source material and deadline. We’ll work out the details together.

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What happens next? We read your brief, clarify what’s missing and agree scope, cost, usage and timing with you.

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