Microsoft Text to Speech for Free with Clipchamp
If you're looking for an easy, free way to create professional sounding voice overs to download as an audio file or to add to your videos, Microsoft's text to speech in Clipchamp is the way. It offers built-in text to speech powered by Microsoft Azure, allowing you to create natural-sounding narrations without costly software or subscriptions. Here's a guide on how you can use Microsoft Text to Speech right from your browser or Windows desktop for free.
Step-by-Step Guide to Using Microsoft Text to Speech in Clipchamp
Step 1: Sign Up or Log In
Begin by heading to Clipchamp.com and signing in with your Microsoft account. If you’re using Windows 11, Clipchamp is likely already installed. Just open the app to start.
Step 2: Create a New Project
From your dashboard, select “Create a new video” and choose the appropriate video size or aspect ratio based on your needs.
Step 3: Access Text to Speech Feature
On the left-hand toolbar, click "Record & Create," and then choose "Text to Speech." This will open the text-to-speech interface where you'll manage your voice over.
Step 4: Select a Voice
Choose from hundreds of voices spanning numerous languages, accents, genders, and even emotional tones. Preview each voice by clicking the "Hear this voice" button.
Step 5: Enter Your Script
Paste or type your narration into the text field. Each clip supports up to 10 minutes of narration, but you can create multiple clips for longer voice overs.
Step 6: Customize Your Audio (Optional)
Adjust the voice speed, pitch, and intonation under the "Advanced settings" menu to refine your voice over to fit your video style or personal preference.
Step 7: Preview and Save
Click "Preview" to listen to your voice over. If satisfied, select "Save" and your voice over will automatically be placed onto your timeline for easy editing.
Step 8: Edit and Export Your Video or mp3
Arrange your audio clip within the timeline by dragging it into position. Once complete, click "Export" and select the format and quality to export as.
Example Microsoft Text to Speech Audio
Here is the result of the audio created for this tutorial.
Tips for Best Results Microsoft Text to Speech
- Clear Pronunciation: Use punctuation strategically in your script to add natural pauses and enhance clarity.
- Multiple Voices: Mix different voices to add variety and hold viewer attention.
Common Issues and Quick Fixes
- Chrome and Microsoft Edge are the two supported browsers for Clipchamp.
- For mispronounced words, try spelling them phonetically or adding hyphens to achieve better pronunciation.
Microsoft Text to Speech integration in Clipchamp is a great tool for creators looking to produce engaging, professional audio clips quickly and affordably. By following these simple steps, you can easily enhance your video content with polished voice overs completely free.
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