Record voice samples
Read the provided text aloud for a few minutes in a quiet environment — clear enunciation and a steady pace are enough, with no professional equipment required.
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Voice Cloning: Record a Few Minutes of Samples, Then Batch-Dub in Your Own Voice
Record a few minutes of samples and AI clones your signature voice. Clone once and use it without limit — every voiceover is your own voice, and multilingual speech is supported.
Download AIMIXHow it works
The costliest part of running a personal brand is repeated recording: a few talking-head videos a day and your throat gives out first. Voice Cloning reproduces your timbre from just a few minutes of clear samples — from then on, write your script, synthesize with one click, and let your voice do the work for you.
AI voice cloning
Upload the samples and a cloned voice is trained automatically. Save it once the preview sounds right, or re-record to refine it further.
Dub with the cloned voice
Select the cloned voice in text-to-speech, paste your script, and synthesize with one click — batch dubbing plus subtitles are supported.
Real-world examples
The five scripts below are actual outputs of AIMIX AI script creation, generated from the prompt shown in each example. They were generated in Chinese; the tables are translated without edits, durations are as generated. A scene without a generated visual description is marked “—”.
Knowledge creators: 10 talking-head videos a day, zero vocal strain
Best for: personal brands and knowledge bloggers · keeping a consistent voice at a high publishing frequency
结构Flow: record samples → clone voice → batch-synthesize scripts → deliver videos
- Clone once, use it long-term
- Keep your recognizable voice
- Audio is ready the moment the script is final
Daily publishing is really about turning your voice into an asset: clone the timbre once and every piece of content after that comes from it — your publishing frequency climbs while your throat stays silent.
How to record high-quality cloning samples
Sample quality determines cloning quality. Watch three things:
Quiet environment
Turn off noisy appliances such as air conditioners and fans, avoid echoey rooms, and keep the phone about 20 centimeters from your mouth.
Natural delivery
Read at your normal speaking volume and pace — skip the forced broadcaster voice, because the clone captures your natural state.
Sufficient length
Record the full recommended duration so your everyday intonation is covered; the fuller the samples, the higher the fidelity.
Test with a short sample first, and start formal dubbing once the result meets your expectations.
Keep control of the final edit
Keep your vocal identity
Followers keep hearing the same you, so your personal brand is never diluted by a different voice.
Clone once, use without limit
No more re-recording — every script revision gets a matching audio version, driving mass-production costs toward zero.
Your cloned voice speaks more languages
Pair it with multilingual synthesis to output foreign-language content in your own timbre and expand into overseas markets.
Frequently asked questions
How long do the samples need to be?
A few minutes of clear audio is enough to complete the clone; the cleaner and fuller the samples, the higher the fidelity.
Does the cloned voice really sound like me?
Samples recorded in a quiet environment sound very close to the original; noisy audio or stiff reading reduces the similarity.
Can the cloned voice speak other languages?
Yes. With multilingual synthesis, the cloned voice can deliver voiceovers in multiple languages — ideal for multi-market distribution.
Are my voice samples safe?
Samples are used only to train the voice under your account and can be managed or deleted at any time.
Can I adjust speed and pitch?
Yes. Like standard voices, speed, pitch, and volume are all adjustable — fine-tune before exporting.
Do cloning and dubbing consume credits?
Both are billed by usage as shown in the in-app prompt; batch dubbing shows an estimated cost beforehand.