Make sure to review these guidelines before you generate your audio with a top AI voice generator.
Script
- Keep sentences short
Example:
✗ Artificial intelligence is transforming the world in numerous unprecedented ways.
✓ AI is changing everything. From business… to entertainment… to how we work every day.
- Write like you are talking to one person
- Use commas, dashes, and ellipses for natural pauses
- Add paragraph breaks between ideas
- Read it out loud before generating
- Spell difficult words phonetically if they get mispronounced
- Use capitals for emphasis only
- Match tone to content: calm for finance, energetic for motivation, neutral for documentary
Voice Settings
- Stability: 40–55% for natural expression
- Clarity: 75–90%
- Similarity (cloned voices): 70–85%
- Test at least two or three variations before final export
- Lower stability = more emotion. Higher stability = more consistent
Export
- WAV for professional editing
- MP3 for quick uploads
- YouTube: 44.1kHz WAV
- Podcasts: 320kbps MP3
- Always listen to the full clip before publishing
Voice Cloning
- Record at least 3–10 minutes of clean audio
- Use a quiet room with no background noise
- Speak naturally
- Test short scripts before full projects
- Only clone voices you have permission to use
Mistakes That Can Trip You Up
- Writing long, dense paragraphs
- Setting stability too high
- Overusing capital letters
- Generating straight from a rough draft
- Skipping the commercial license check before publishing
- Exporting in the wrong format for your platform
Pro Tips
- Add subtle room tone in post-production
- Apply light compression and EQ after export
- Use ‘…’ inside the script for micro-pauses
- Slightly adjust pitch in editing if something feels off
- Save your best settings — use them every time
- Script is almost always the root cause. Fix that first.
Abu Talha
Digital Marketer, SEO Enthusiast
Authored by Abu Talha, who founded Sembron.com and enjoys diving into the world of SEO, software, and AI technologies.