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HeyGen's Professional Voice Clone trains on 30 minutes to 2 hours of audio

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HeyGen's Professional Voice Clone is trained on 30 minutes to 2 hours of a speaker's recorded audio, according to a post by Rohan Paul on X. Paul reports that the company says the clone preserves breaths, pauses, laughs and accent, and that the result cannot be told apart from the original speaker.

Paul argues that longer recordings capture hesitations and pace changes that short reference clips miss. The claims about output quality are HeyGen's, as relayed in the post; no independent test is cited.

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    HeyGen's Professional Voice Clone trains on 30 minutes to 2 hours of audio

    AIHeyGen's Professional Voice Clone trains on 30 minutes to 2 hours of a speaker's recorded audio. The company says it preserves breaths, pauses, laughs, and accent, and that the result is a voice no one can tell apart from the original speaker. The post argues that longer recordings capture the hesitations and pace changes that short reference clips miss.

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