Getting a better voice clone: quality tips
Written By John Bromley
Last updated 3 months ago
The quality of your recording directly affects how natural your LipSync and dynamic audio sound, because Sendr builds your voice clone from it. A few small things make a real difference.
Recording environment
Find a quiet room, background noise is the biggest quality killer
Avoid rooms with hard surfaces that create echo (bathrooms, large empty rooms)
Close windows and doors to reduce external noise
Record when the environment is at its quietest
Microphone
A USB microphone or quality headset gives noticeably better results than a laptop microphone
AirPods Pro or similar earbuds with a built-in mic work well
Avoid Bluetooth speakers with microphones, latency and compression degrade the signal
Delivery
Speak at your natural conversational pace, do not slow down or speed up for the recording
Record in your normal voice, as if you are talking to someone in person
Avoid whispering or projecting, a normal speaking volume works best
After "Hey
{{firstName}}" (or whatever greeting you use), pause for a beat after the name. This gives the AI enough room to handle longer names without cutting off the next word.Do multiple takes if you are not happy, then use the best one
Checking the result
Generate a preview and compare it to your natural voice. If the clone sounds robotic or flat, re-record in a quieter space with a better microphone and try again.
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