Key Highlights:
- Fiverr AI auditions tool will help users to access automated voiceover samples for various projects.
- Fiverr has an incredibly large and talented community of voiceover artists and we are always looking for new and innovative ways to support them in their work.
- Fiverr always looking for new and innovative ways to support large and talented community of voiceover artists in their work.
Recently, Fiverr, Israeli online freelancing platform announced the launching of a tool that gives the ability to voiceover artists to practice without having to read from a script. The company said the AI auditions tool will help users to access automated voiceover samples for various projects.
Configuring the voice auditions engine, it allows the voiceover artists to create artificial intelligence versions of their voices. The company said, users can browse the Fiverr marketplace and choose an artist’s voice without having to ask them to audition.
Fiverr AI Beta Version For The Selected Artist
The Fiverr AI audition tool is simple to use, the users have to just type a sample from the script into the text box on the artist’s page. This will give the users an idea of how it will be sound as the AI will read it the text in the artist’s voice. Currently, the AI Auditions tool is in beta version and will be available to selected artists at launch and later will be available to all the users.
Supporting the community of voiceover artist
Yoav Hornung, Creative Verticals Group Manager said, “At Fiverr, we fundamentally believe that artificial intelligence needs to be implemented in a way that will support and enhance human capabilities and knowledge.” “The future of work is one where AI supports people and allows them to do more with less effort.”
He further added, “Fiverr has an incredibly large and talented community of voiceover artists and we are always looking for new and innovative ways to support them in their work.” “The implementation of AI Auditions will allow them to focus on work they already have on their plate and have been paid to do, rather than audition for roles that they have not secured yet.”
