VOICE CLONING · VOICEOVER · BRAND VOICE
Your voice.
New stories.
A familiar sound for product films, training and recurring content. We plan a clone of your own voice or work with you to develop a suitable synthetic brand voice.
My idea as a pilot projectWe clarify feasibility, scope and budget before production.
A voice that fits your brand.
Do you want your own voice to deliver new scripts, or are you looking for a new sonic identity? We distinguish between voice cloning, licensed narrator voices and designing a synthetic voice. We agree on tone, pace and pronunciation using a short audio sample.
For a voice clone, we organise suitable recordings and the required approvals. The speaker completes any personal verification steps themselves. We then refine the script, pauses and emphasis, and mix the voice into the film.
Your first step.
A tangible result.
Start with a short passage. Together, we assess recognisability, pronunciation and impact before moving on to a longer production.
- 01Idea & feasibility
We review your goal, references and the right production approach.
- 02Look & scope
Visual style, feedback rounds, budget and timing are agreed together.
- 03Production & decision
You assess the result before planning further content.
Creative freedom.
With clear agreements.
A clone of a real voice is created only with consent and a suitable method. Access, intended use and future productions are agreed in advance.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Can I have my own voice cloned?
Yes, provided the recordings and method are suitable. We plan the necessary steps and test a short passage. The speaker concerned completes any personal verification themselves.
Can you also create a new brand voice?
Yes. Together, we define its character, perceived age, energy and tone. We develop a synthetic voice as a distinct sonic identity and select it using audio samples.
Are other languages possible?
Yes, following an assessment of the voice and language version. Translation, technical terms and local pronunciation are evaluated separately. Swiss German is assessed using a specific sample.