loquendo.LOQUENDO / AI VOICE CLONING
Start with a recording of yourself. Make a private voice, then give it the words you have yet to say. Keep the recording and writing in one studio.
Prepare my voiceAn account and active subscription are required. Voice creation has plan allowances; generating speech uses credits.For voice cloning, begin with a recording of yourself. Name the private narrator, then prepare the passage you want it to read.
For a useful voice cloning reference, speak alone for 30–60 seconds, away from music and room noise.
Accepts MP3, WAV and M4A files under 10 MB. Uploading a reference uses no credits.Select your recording’s language for voice cloning.
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VOICE CLONING / LISTEN TO BOTH
Compare the reference recording’s tone with the voice cloning result.Reference recording · Voice cloning result
Every story starts with a voice. A familiar sound can make a new idea feel like home.
This comparison uses the project’s synthetic narrator; another recording may produce a different result.
Prepare voice cloningLOQUENDO / PRODUCTION NOTES
Voice cloning begins with a recording you own or are authorized to use. Upload it, name the narrator and confirm your permission. The voice cloning result appears in your private library when ready. Select it to read a new script, listen and save the recording. Your sample provides a reference for tone and delivery; your writing determines the new words. Revising a line does not require another voice cloning sample.
For voice cloning, prepare thirty to sixty seconds of one person speaking naturally. Avoid music, strong echo and other conversations; keep the microphone signal clear without clipping. Voice cloning accepts MP3, WAV or M4A files up to 10 MB. The browser recorder needs microphone permission. Listen before submitting: voice cloning has a clearer reference when the recording is clean than when noise competes with the speaker.
Loquendo keeps each voice cloning result apart from its public narrator catalog. Choose a recognizable name and the sample language. You can return to that private narrator while it remains saved and your account has access. Voice cloning has two plan limits: stored voices and creations during the period. Deleting a narrator frees a slot without restoring a creation already used. Check both counters before another voice cloning attempt.
Test voice cloning with a passage containing a short sentence, a longer sentence and an important name. Listen for pronunciation, emphasis and pauses. Moving punctuation may improve the reading more than repeating voice cloning. Results cannot reproduce every nuance exactly, so evaluate your actual script rather than relying on the demo alone. Compare revisions with the same words. Download approved takes and keep a separate copy of the script.
Voice cloning can connect tutorial episodes made on different days. In a course, voice cloning lets you revise an explanation without rerecording every lesson. For stories, audition drafts before editing the final sequence. Move to the audiobook maker when you need to preserve chapters and manage a whole manuscript. The voice cloning studio suits individual takes; the book workspace keeps longer narration organized by chapter and synthesis section.
Voice cloning uses a different allowance from speech generation. Each voice creation counts toward your membership limit; narration uses credits according to character count and quality. Check the estimate before confirming. Voice cloning narration requires current account access, even when credits remain. Replaying or downloading finished audio does not generate another take. The daily public studio preview is separate and does not provide unlimited free voice cloning or long manuscript narration.
LOQUENDO / FAQ
Use your own voice or a recording you have explicit permission to clone. You must confirm those rights before creation. Do not impersonate someone or falsely attribute statements to them. You remain responsible for the rights to both the recording and the script you submit.
The sample is sent to our voice processor to create the voice. We keep its association with your account to manage access and deletion; it is not added to the public catalog. Read the privacy policy for processing details and how to request deletion of your data.
No. Loquendo.ai is independent of the legacy synthesizer and does not distribute its original voices. This feature makes a private voice from an authorized sample. If you simply need an available narrator, listen to the voice catalog before deciding whether you need to create one.