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Give every tour a voice.
TeraVoice turns your written content into narration and audio guides in natural synthetic voices. Pick a voice from the library, or clone your own from a short recording.
What it does
The kit
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Natural synthetic voices
Type or pick the text, choose a voice, and get narration that sounds spoken, not read by a machine.
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Clone your own voice
A short reference recording, a few seconds long, is enough to create a voice profile for your spokesperson or guide.
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A library of voices
Browse ready-made voices, listen to a preview, and add the one you like to your tour in a click.
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Narrate in bulk
Voice many texts in one job: listing descriptions, 360 tour pin text, story and kiosk narration, certification pages or your own text.
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Saved to your library
Every narration is saved as an audio file in TeraDAM, ready to use anywhere else in Tera.
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Narration in 360 tours
Scene descriptions in TeraVerse are read aloud, with each word highlighted as it is spoken.
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Several languages
Voice profiles in English, Spanish, French and German.
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Voices made on our own servers
Narration is generated by voice engines Tera runs itself, with a cloud voice service only as a fallback you can choose to turn on.
Who uses it
Four ways in
- CVBs →
Audio guides for attractions and trails in a voice that sounds like your destination.
- Luxury Hotels →
Narrated tours of the property in one consistent, recognisable voice.
- Higher Ed →
Narrated campus tours for prospective students, in a voice you choose or clone.
Part of the loop
Works with
- TeraVerse →
Scene descriptions in 360 tours are read aloud, with the words highlighted.
- TeraDAM →
Narrations are saved as audio files in your content library.
- TeraListings →
Listing descriptions can be voiced in one batch.
- TeraStories →
Story narration text can be voiced in the same batch.
Questions
TeraVoice, answered.
What is TeraVoice?
TeraVoice is the narration tool of the Tera ecosystem. It turns your written content into audio in natural synthetic voices, from a library of voices or a voice you clone.
Can we use our own voice?
Yes. A short reference recording of a few seconds is enough to create a cloned voice profile.
Which languages does TeraVoice speak?
Voice profiles can be set up in English, Spanish, French and German.
Where do the audio files go?
Every narration is saved as an audio file in TeraDAM, so it can be used across your other Tera tools.
Is our text sent to an outside voice service?
By default narration is generated on voice engines Tera runs itself. A cloud voice service is available as a fallback, and it is a setting you choose.
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