Voicemaker’s ProV1 voices are specially designed for multilingual content creation. They allow seamless switching between languages within the same audio conversion, making them ideal for translating conversations, storytelling, or dialogue-based content involving multiple languages.
Steps to convert multiple language dialogues with ProV1 voices
Step 1: Type or paste your entire multilingual text into the Text box on the editor page.
Step 2: Select a ProV1 voice from the Pro Voices section and click on the 'Submit' button.
Step 3: After the voice is selected and you are redirected back to the editor, select only the portion of the text that is in a specific language.
For example, if the first sentence is in English, select only that English text.
Step 4: Click on the 'Pro1 Language' button if you are using a ProV1 voice
Step 5: Choose the language of the selected text, such as English (US/British).
This will apply the correct SSML language tags around the selected portion, allowing the voice engine to interpret and pronounce it correctly.
Step 6: Repeat the same process for the next portion of text in a different language.
Select the other language text one by one, click on the Pro1/Pro2 Language button, and apply the appropriate language tag from the list.
Step 7: Ensure that all text segments are wrapped in their respective language tags.
Any text not enclosed in tags may result in incorrect pronunciation or language mismatches.
Step 8: Once all text sections have been properly tagged, adjust the Voice Settings or apply VoxFx effects as required. Then click on the 'Convert to Speech' button.
By correctly tagging each part of your multilingual content, you ensure the most accurate and natural-sounding speech output using ProV1 voices.