Question 1

Which language should I record in?

Accepted Answer

Record in the language you plan to publish in — for most people here, English. The clone copies how you pronounce things, so an English sample is what teaches it your English: your accent, your vowels, your rhythm. Record in Estonian and it still sounds like your voice, but it borrows someone else's pronunciation for the English words.

Question 2

How much audio do you need?

Accepted Answer

30–60 seconds in a quiet room, one take. The model itself only listens to about ten seconds — recording longer just gives us more to choose from, and we pick the liveliest stretch automatically.

Question 3

Is my voice data safe?

Accepted Answer

Your voice is the most personal data there is, and I treat it that way: stored encrypted in the EU (Frankfurt), never shared, never used to train models, deleted for real when you delete your account.

Question 4

Can I clone someone else's voice?

Accepted Answer

Only with their explicit permission — you confirm that every time you create a voice. Every generated file carries an inaudible provenance watermark.

Question 5

What does the trial include?

Accepted Answer

Seven days on whichever plan you pick — Starter or Creator. A card is required so it converts without you doing anything, but nothing is charged today and we email you two days before the first payment. Trial clips are shorter and lower bitrate than paid output. Cancel any time in one click and you pay nothing.

Question 6

Can I use the audio commercially?

Accepted Answer

Yes — on paid plans everything you generate with your own voice is yours to publish, monetized videos included.

Writing

How much audio do you need to clone your voice?

Why I built dub44