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What Is a Voice Library in AI Dubbing? šŸŽ™ļø

An overview of the Voice Library and accessible Voice References.

ā“ What is CAMB.ai’s Voice Library?

  • A Voice Library holds many recorded voices. Think of it as a collection of unique sound models. These models help technology speak and translate. They power features like text-to-speech and voice cloning.

  • A "voice model" is like a digital copy of a human voice.

Tabs in Voice Library

Explore

The Explore tab helps you discover available voices from the library.

You can:

  • Browse handpicked voice categories

  • Search for voices

  • Filter voices by:

    • Gender

    • Language

    • Age

    • Category

Available categories may include:

  • Conversational

  • Narration

  • Characters

  • Social Media

  • Educational

Each voice card shows:

  • Language & region

  • Voice type

  • Age category

  • Usage tags

My Voices

The My Voices tab contains voices created or added by you.

Here you can:

  • View your custom voices

  • Search through your saved voices

  • Filter voices using available filters

  • Play and manage your voice collection

If no description is added, it will display as ā€œNo description.ā€
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Workspace Voices

The Workspace Voices tab shows voices shared within your workspace or team.

You can:

  • Access shared team voices

  • Search workspace voices

If no workspace voices are available, the page may display ā€œNo Voices found.ā€

You can also create a new voice using:

  • Upload a Voice Sample

  • Text-To-Voice Synthesis

Saved

The Saved tab stores voices you bookmarked or saved for later use.

You can:

  • Quickly access favorite voices

  • Search saved voices

  • Filter saved voices by:

    • Gender

    • Language

    • Age

    • Category

Create Voice

Click the Create Voice button at the top-right corner to create a new custom voice.

Depending on your access, available creation methods may include:

  • Uploading a voice sample

  • Creating a voice using text description

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