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When you plan to record a voice dataset to be used for a TTS model training you should check these tipps and tricks:
When you plan to record a voice dataset to be used for a TTS model training you should check these tipps and tricks:

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When you plan to record a voice dataset to be used for a TTS model training you should check these tipps and tricks:

  • Use a good microphone and a quiet recording room setup (no computers fans, air conditioning, ...)
  • Use a text corpus with cleaned numbers/abbreviations and good phoneme coverage
  • Read neutral, but with a natural speech flow and do not swallow up letters
  • Adjust tone and pitch with punctuations
  • Use a constant recording speed
  • Check your recordings regularly in high volume for background noise
  • Make breaks regualarly and do not record more than four hours a day
  • Record error free