Customize Every Word’s Pronunciation

Voiser's Pronunciation Feature is a tool that allows users to modify the pronunciation of any word in their texts. This feature enables users to correct mispronunciations, adjust spoken words, and adapt the speech output to fit their specific needs.

1. Personalized Pronunciations
   
   

The Pronunciation Feature in Voiser Studio allows users to change the pronunciation of any word. This customization enables personalized voiceovers tailored to specific preferences or industry-specific terms.

2. Correcting Mispronunciations
   
   

Voiser's Pronunciation Feature allows users to correct words that are mispronounced or misspelled. It is an ideal tool to maintain accuracy, especially for complex or less common terms.

3. Applying Pronunciation Changes
   
   

With the “Apply to All” function, users can apply pronunciation changes across all their texts. This time-saving feature ensures pronunciation consistency throughout your content, though care should be taken when applying it globally in multilingual contexts.

4. Adapting Pronunciation by Voice Option
   
   

For more specific adjustments, Voiser provides the flexibility to apply pronunciation changes to a single voice option. This targeted approach optimizes the output based on the selected voice’s characteristics.

How to Use the Pronunciation Feature

• Add correct pronunciations for incorrectly spoken words or define how certain words should be read for all future voiceovers.
  
  

• Write the word as it is currently mispronounced in the “incorrect pronunciation” field.
  
  

• For best results, enter the correct pronunciation as it sounds in spoken language.
  
  

• After typing how it should be pronounced, click “Add.”
  
  

• The rule will be applied automatically to all future texts.
  
  

Tips for Optimizing the Pronunciation Feature

Error-Free Texts: Before editing pronunciations, ensure your text is free from typos or missing words. These can lead to incorrect pronunciations, so proofreading is essential.

Abbreviations and Exceptions: Some abbreviations or terms may not follow typical pronunciation rules. Voiser's Pronunciation Feature allows users to define these exceptions manually.

Testing and Adjustment: Use Voiser Studio’s voice and playback features to test different pronunciations. You can fine-tune them until you get the desired output.

Examlpe:

Incorrect pronunciation: man
Correct pronunciation: maan (to emphasize or stylize the word)

Applying this pronunciation globally might cause issues. For example:

You may want man to sound like maan in:
"Hey man, what's up?"

But this change could also affect words like:
"manager" → maa-nager
"mankind" → maankind
which would sound unnatural and incorrect.

That's why it’s important to avoid applying pronunciation rules too broadly—especially with short, commonly used words that appear inside longer words. Always test your changes to make sure they don't create unexpected results.