Audio Content Recorder (English language, Irish regional variant)

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tsmgDenver (CO)

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About the role

Audio Data Collection Project Participant We are looking for participants to contribute to an audio data collection project designed to support the development of advanced voice technologies. The role involves recording natural, everyday speech in real-world environments using your personal device. Recordings should reflect authentic conversations or spoken content on general topics and include a variety of background conditions and speaking styles. Each submission must be in MP3 or MP4 format and contain a minimum amount of spoken content. All recordings must remain non-sensitive and avoid personal or private information.

Responsibilities:

Record and submit audio files in the required format
Ensure recordings meet the minimum content requirements
Speak naturally on general, everyday topics
Capture audio in different environments and background conditions
Maintain clear and understandable speech quality

Requirements:

Access to a compatible smartphone with up-to-date software
Ability to record clear audio in various environments
Comfortable speaking naturally and consistently
Ability to follow project guidelines and instructions
Commitment to avoiding sensitive or personal content in recordings

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