Adding voiceover to your courses can help bring content to life and make your e-learning materials more engaging. In an ideal world, we could all use professional, high-quality, natural-voice...
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Great article and some tips I wasn't aware of. I will say that I agree with the other posters here, TTS should be avoided whenever possible, to me TTS speech screams 'unprofessional'. While TTS has made great strides in attempting to sound more natural, it still has a long way to go. I use it for POC only and as placeholders to help with animation timings, etc. Then once the timeline is close I re-record in my voice.
Many people have a fear of doing their own narration, and I can say my first few times I had similar issues. But like most things practice makes perfect, and will become second nature. A good microphone (I use the Yeti Blu) and a quiet environment are keys here.
Many people have a fear of doing their own narration, and I can say my first few times I had similar issues. But like most things practice makes perfect, and will become second nature. A good microphone (I use the Yeti Blu) and a quiet environment are keys here.