Read the brief. Then hear what it produced.
Briefs a working producer might actually write — a nature documentary narrator, a late-night radio host, a retail announcer, a meditation guide, a game villain, a support agent, a picture-book storyteller — and the voice each one returned. The first card is a finished, saved voice reading a line it never heard; the rest are first takes, unedited.
What does an AI voice designed from a description actually sound like? Like this. Every card prints the brief beside the audio so you can judge how literally it was followed — and the saved voice is what your projects would use.
Nature documentary narrator
Brief: “A calm, confident woman in her forties with a light Irish accent — warm and unhurried, the voice of a nature documentary.”
Nobody recorded this voice. You described it, kept the take you liked, and now it can read anything you write — this line included.
Late-night radio host
Brief: “A deep, laid-back American man in his fifties, like a late-night jazz radio host — slow, smoky, and smiling.”
It's a little past midnight, the city's gone quiet, and I've got just the record for a night like this.
Retail ad announcer
Brief: “A bright, punchy American woman in her twenties with high energy, announcing a retail commercial.”
This weekend only: everything in store is thirty percent off. Doors open at nine — don't sleep on it.
Guided meditation
Brief: “A soft, slow, gentle man with an Indian English accent, guiding a meditation — calm, spacious, and kind.”
Let your shoulders drop. Notice the breath as it arrives, and let it leave without hurrying it.
Fantasy game villain
Brief: “A gravelly, menacing older man with a theatrical British delivery — a fantasy game villain who enjoys every word.”
You came all this way to stop me? How touching. Sit. Watch. This is the part where it all falls apart.
Customer support explainer
Brief: “A warm, clear, professional Australian woman in her thirties for customer-support videos — reassuring, never rushed.”
No worries — we can fix this together. Open Settings, tap Billing, and the option is right there.
Picture-book storyteller
Brief: “A playful, expressive man with a soft Scottish lilt, reading a picture book aloud to five-year-olds.”
And that, my friends, is how the very small dragon learned that a very big sneeze can be a very good thing.