Apple introduces groundbreaking accessibility features, Personal Voice and Live Speech, allowing users to create a synthesized voice that sounds like their own.
Imagine losing the ability to speak and communicate with your loved ones. It sounds scary, right? What if you could preserve your unique voice and continue expressing yourself, even when speaking becomes challenging? Apple's Personal Voice and Live Speech features are groundbreaking accessibility tools designed to do exactly that.
These innovative technologies allow you to create a synthesized voice that sounds just like you, giving individuals at risk of losing their speech a powerful way to maintain their personal communication style. Whether you're dealing with a progressive medical condition, recovering from an injury, or simply want a backup communication method, Personal Voice and Live Speech offer an incredible solution. How does Personal Voice work? Personal Voice lets you create a digital version of your own voice by recording a series of phrases. Here's how it works: Setting up Personal Voice Personal Voice allows you to create a synthesized voice that sounds like your own. But first, ensure you have a compatible device running iOS 17, iPadOS 17 or macOS Sonoma or later. Choose a quiet room with minimal echo or background noise. You can pause and resume the recording session as needed. Now, here's how to set it up: On iPhone or iPad: On Mac: Note: The device will generate your personal voice after you complete the 150-phrase recording process, which typically takes a few hours to days to fully process. It will process your speech securely on your device overnight while it is charging and connected to Wi-Fi. You can create multiple voices on each device, and the voice generation occurs only when your device is locked and charging
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