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Use of Artificial Intelligence to generate Voice for your upcoming projects, Murf Ai has it covered, A synthetic speech technology startup developing lifelike AI voices & dubbed as Future of Voice Over and with text to speech capabilities, makes it one of most favoured tool in production chain for upcoming Podcaster’s & other media related areas for Professional Presentation, Slideshows.

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Founded in October 2020 by IIT-Kharagpur graduates Sneha Roy, Ankur Edkie, and Divyanshu Pandey, Murf offers an AI-enabled SaaS tool that generates human-like voiceovers. The startup’s tool can be used by individuals for preparing videos and presentations thus, eliminating the need for hiring a voice artist or procuring recording equipment.

“Murf is reinventing a multi-billion dollar category with their AI-voiceover technology. Creating voiceovers is hard, and Murf’s unique IP makes it easy for every individual to create emotional and theatrical voices faster, better, and cheaper,” said Pranay Desai, principal at Matrix India.

Murf said that it aims to make high-quality voice overs accessible to all content creators by creating an online voice studio. Its AI tool can mimic a slew of speaking styles such as conversational, casual, authoritative, sad, anxious and annoyance, among others. Besides, the AI tool’s use cases include online learning, advertising, podcasting and audiobooks.

“Synthetic media is poised to become omnipresent in the near future and voice is at the core of it. At Murf, we continue to improve our speech technology by bringing diverse abilities of talented voice actors to our customers’ fingertips through AI”.

Murf claims its human voiceover SaaS tool has been trained on hours to mimic actual human speech. At present, the startup’s tool can create over 120 human voices across 20+ languages and is planning to bridge the diversity gap by including varied accents including African American, British, and Australian English.

Murf said that the global text-to-speech sector is likely to grow into a $7.06 Bn by 2028, expanding at a 14.7% CAGR by 2028. Meanwhile, the voiceover and dubbing market is estimated to generate $8 Bn annually by 2027.

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