Voice Actor: CX Agent Voice Cloning (Swiss German)

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$50.00 - $150.00 per hour

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This role is for one of our clients Compensation: $50 - $150 per hour We're partnering with a leading AI research lab to build next-generation text-to-speech (TTS) systems capable of producing natural, expressive, and human-like voices. We are seeking Switzerland-based native Swiss German speakers to contribute high-quality voice recordings for training and evaluating cutting-edge speech models. This role is open to both experienced voice professionals and newcomers with a naturally clear, expressive voice and a good recording setup — prior voice-acting experience is a plus but not required. This is an ongoing opening — we onboard new voices on a rolling basis, so applications are always welcome. The engagement itself is a single recording session of approximately 4 hours. A second session of similar length may follow depending on the client's needs, though this isn't guaranteed. Your voice recordings will be used exclusively for the client's internal CX AI Agent. They will not be sold, licensed, or reused for any other product, dataset, or purpose.
Requirements: Native Swiss German speaker currently based in Switzerland A clear, natural, and expressive voice (prior voice acting, narration, or broadcast experience is a plus, not required) Access to a professional or near-professional recording setup (quality microphone, quiet environment, pop filter, etc.) Strong command of intonation, diction, and emotional range Ability to follow scripts precisely while maintaining natural delivery A Key Responsibilities Record high-quality voice samples across diverse scripts (conversational, narrative, instructional, etc.) Deliver clear, natural, and expressive speech with strong control over tone, pacing, and pronunciation Maintain consistency in voice, accent, and delivery across recording sessions Follow detailed recording guidelines (environment, microphone setup, file formatting) Perform multiple takes with variation in emotion, emphasis, and style when required

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