Creating a consistent voice for your AI characters

Here are the detailed instructions for creating consistent character voices based on the video:

Step 1: The Core Voice Prompt Template

The video suggests using a specific template that you can paste into your favorite AI assistant (like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini) to generate a detailed voice description.

The Template:

> He/She says in the voice of a [AGE] [GENDER], [TIMBRE], [TONE], [PACING]: "dialogue"


Step 2: Generating a Detailed Description

You can use the template above to ask your AI assistant to create a voice for a specific character or style.

 * By Description: Ask the AI to create a voice based on a famous person or a specific character archetype. For example: "Using that format, create a voice for a character who sounds like Audrey Hepburn."

 * By Image: You can also upload an image of your character to the AI assistant and ask it to generate a voice prompt based on the character's appearance.

Step 3: Refining the Prompt

Once the AI assistant generates a description, you’ll want to remove the brackets and refine the language for your AI video or audio generator.

Example of a refined prompt:

> She says in the voice of a LATE 20s FEMALE, WARM and CRYSTALLINE, REFINED yet VULNERABLE with PLAYFUL SOPHISTICATION, MEASURED with GRACEFUL PAUSES: "I believe in pink. I believe that laughing is the best calorie burner. And I believe in being strong when everything seems to be going wrong."


Step 4: Iterating and Finalizing

Don't be afraid to experiment!

 * Iterate: If the first result isn't quite right, ask the AI assistant to adjust the timbre, tone, or pacing.

 * Refine: Continue to tweak the prompt until you find the perfect voice for your character.

Now it's your turn to create a voice prompt for your AI character.

Source: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSmsyypAP/


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