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GamingStunt VoiceForge
Private multilingual AI voiceovers on your Windows PC
11 followers
Private multilingual AI voiceovers on your Windows PC
11 followers
GamingStunt VoiceForge turns text into natural-sounding speech in 23 languages on your Windows PC. Create private voiceovers without uploading scripts or paying per character, then export audio for videos, courses, games, podcasts and more.
Tried it out on a short script for a course module and the voices actually sound pretty natural, not the usual robotic tts vibe. Honestly the fact that nothing gets uploaded is a huge plus for me since some of my scripts are still in draft.
@arinqaad Thank you, Arin! I’m really glad the voice sounded natural for your course script. Keeping scripts on the user’s own PC was one of the main reasons I built VoiceForge, especially for drafts and private content. Which language and voice did you test? That feedback would help me improve the experience further.
Finally tried a local TTS that doesn't sound like a robot reading a terms-of-service page. The Spanish and Japanese voices actually held up on longer lines, which caught me off guard.
@zhitay55026 Thank you, Zumra! That’s amazing to hear. Longer lines are often where TTS quality starts to break down, so I’m really glad the Spanish and Japanese voices held up well for you. If you notice any pronunciation, pacing, or emotion issues in either language, I’d genuinely love to hear them as I continue improving VoiceForge.
A background noise remover built right into the export would be super helpful, even just a simple toggle for light cleanup. Most of my recordings pick up subtle hiss from my desk fans and it would save me a trip to Audacity every time.
@ezelrikliahcg That’s a really useful suggestion, Ezel — thank you! An optional one-click cleanup step during export, with light noise reduction and level normalization, could save creators a lot of extra editing time. I’m adding this to the feature feedback list and will explore how it can fit into the workflow without affecting voice quality.
A real lifesaver for narration work. One idea: add a built-in SSML editor or at least pause markers so we can fine-tune pacing and emphasis directly in the app before exporting. Right now I'm using external tools to insert breaths and emphasis, which kind of defeats the privacy angle. Would love everything to stay local end to end.
the offline approach is honestly really smart, especially since most tts tools want you to upload everything to the cloud. glad someone finally built it for people who care about keeping scripts private.