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Showerthought: I burned $600 on that AI voice clone tool, and the demo was the best part
I signed up for a year of an AI voice cloning service in March because the 30 second demo clip sounded amazing. The catch is the demo clip was recorded in a quiet studio and my real recordings come from a laptop mic in my kitchen, so the cloned voice sounded like a robot with a cold. I pushed through 40 takes and paid a freelancer $80 to clean the audio, and it still sounded off enough that my own mom asked why I had a sore throat. The killer was the fine print: the yearly plan has no refund after 7 days, so I ate the whole $600. Has anyone found a cloning tool that actually holds up with messy real world audio, or should I just go back to recording myself?
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