How to add emotion to Clipchamp AI text-to-speech voices?

The information you provided about adding emotion to Clipchamp AI voices is incorrect. Clipchamp's current text-to-speech feature, as of June 19, 2024,  doesn't offer built-in emotional control for the AI voices.

How to add emotion to Clipchamp AI text-to-speech voices?

There might be some confusion because Clipchamp does have an "Advanced Settings" section for text-to-speech, but it currently focuses on adjusting pace and pitch, not emotions.

Here's a corrected breakdown:

• No Built-in Emotion Control: Clipchamp AI voices currently lack the ability to directly express emotions.
• "Advanced Settings" - This section allows you to modify the pace (speed) and pitch of the voice, which can indirectly influence the perceived emotion. For example, a faster pace might sound excited, while a slower pace could sound more solemn.

Here are some alternative methods to convey emotion in your Clipchamp project:

• Voice Selection: Some voices naturally have a more upbeat or serious tone. Experiment with the available voices (Aria, Davis, Guy, etc.) to find one that complements your desired emotion.
• Music and Sound Effects: Background music and sound effects are powerful tools to evoke emotions in viewers. Upbeat music can create a cheerful mood, while suspenseful music can build tension.
• Visual Cues: Utilize visuals like animations or color palettes to reinforce the intended emotion.

Hopefully, Clipchamp might introduce emotional controls for AI voices in the future. Let's keep an eye on their updates!

This is everything you need to know about How to Add Emotion to Clipchamp AI Text-to-Speech Voices and now that we are done, we hope you can get more out of this AI tool.