Training Your Team on Voice and Audio

We run training on voice and audio: speech synthesis, voice cloning, podcasts and audio guides. The program runs on your materials: videos, courses, interviews. We cover tone, mixing and voice rights, and hand over a voice library and a voice-over guide.

We teach your team to work with voice and sound and AI: speech synthesis, voice cloning, podcasts and clean sound on your own tasks.

Pricing

from ₽240,000

per program

This is the lower bound of a project. We scope the exact quote after a brief: it depends on volume and the number of integrations.

What's included

Capabilities

Speech synthesis

We teach turning text into voice-over: pace, pauses, intonation. The voice is matched to the format and the audience.

Voice cloning

We create a digital brand voice from a sample recording. One tone holds the voice-over across materials.

Podcasts and audio guides

We build long formats: podcasts, lectures, tours. We mix script, music and sound into one file.

Clean sound

We remove noise, level the volume and fix artifacts. The final sound passes the platform level.

How we work

From request to result

  1. 1

    An audio audit

    We look at which materials the team voices and where time goes. We build the program for real tasks.

  2. 2

    Program and voices

    We build the program and match voices to the brand. We work through your materials and typical glitches.

  3. 3

    Practice on your tracks

    Participants synthesize and edit their own tracks with the trainer. The skill sticks on the department's tasks.

  4. 4

    Reinforcement and support

    We hand over the voice library and the voice-over guide. We help embed the practice in the team's work.

Who it fits

Check if it fits you

Good fit

  • Media with a stream of episodes

    Podcasts and videos come out regularly, and a narrator is needed every time. The course adds synthesis and one voice.

  • A brand with a signature voice

    One tone unites ads, training and service. Practice teaches holding it in materials.

Not a fit

  • Live acting

    An emotional scene and improvisation stay with an actor in a studio.

  • A couple of voice-overs a year

    A small volume is easier to handle with a narrow contractor.

Track record

What you get

×4

speed of voicing episodes

We trained a media team on sound: speech synthesis, podcasts, mixing. The team releases episodes without a studio.

A library

Voice-over for the job

The team builds voice-over for videos, courses and podcasts. The voice library speeds up releases.

In a day

Voice-over speed

A short voice-over ships in a day, and a long episode takes a few days. The team keeps the pace.

Five or more

Languages

One script goes out in several languages and accents. The team opens new markets for a release.

Scope of work

What the delivery includes

A voice library

A set of tested voices for formats and audiences. The library speeds up releases and holds one sound.

A voice-over guide

The document covers pace, pauses and pronunciation of terms. The guide helps order voice-over in one key.

A track review

A review of the team's strong and weak tracks. Every participant sees their mistakes and growth points.

Limitations and cost

Where the solution pushes back

  • 01

    Synthesis versus emotion

    Synthesis holds an even tone, while a live recording carries the emotion of a scene. We teach choosing a voice for the task and format.

  • 02

    Cloning needs a sample

    A voice clone relies on a clean sample recording. We teach recording a sample and fixing the tone by hand.

  • 03

    Voice rights

    Cloning another voice needs written consent. We cover the rights before recording and record the documents.

What we teach

What we teach

Preparing text for speech and setting pauses.

Matching a voice to a format and an audience.

Cloning a brand voice from a sample.

Building podcasts and audio guides.

Removing noise and leveling the sound.

Holding one tone across materials.

Training formats

Training formats

A workshop on your materials.

An online course with homework.

A review of the team's tracks with a trainer.

Base and advanced tracks.

A separate track for producers and editors.

Support and answers after the course.

What the team keeps

What the team keeps

A library of tested voices.

A voice-over and pronunciation guide.

A review of typical speech artifacts.

A plan to embed the practice in the team.

Criteria for judging sound quality.

Recordings of the sessions.

How the training runs

How the training runs

We start with an audit of the materials the team voices regularly.

We build the program for the formats and roles of the team.

Every session ends with practice on real audio tracks.

The trainer reviews each participant's recordings and gives detailed feedback.

Between sessions the team reinforces the skill on its own episodes.

At the end we build a library of tested brand voices.

We hand over a voice-over guide and a detailed rollout plan.

We answer the team's questions after the course ends too.

Budget estimate

Cost calculator

This is an indicative range, not a quote. We scope the exact estimate after a brief: it depends on volume and the number of integrations.

Participants

12

Program depth

Format

Service

Training Your Team on Voice and Audio

The estimate covers our team's work. Hardware, third-party service licences and travel are added on request.

Estimated cost

₽420,000

Timeline

3 wk

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does it sound alive?

Modern synthesis carries intonation, pauses and stress. We add liveliness through tuning and editing.

Is a sample needed for cloning?

Cloning needs a clean voice recording: a few minutes of speech without noise. The smoother the sample, the closer the result.

Is it live or online?

Both: workshops, online courses and hybrids. Practice runs on your materials.

What about voice rights?

Cloning another voice needs written consent. We check the rights before recording and record the documents.

What remains after the course?

A voice library, a voice-over guide and a review of typical artifacts.

Ready to discuss your task?

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