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It really depends on the voice. For some reason, AI impersonations of Dagoth Ur are remarkably accurate even though Dagoth Ur has only a few sentences of dialo
by mikkupikku 11mo ago
It really depends on the voice. For some reason, AI impersonations of Dagoth Ur are remarkably accurate even though Dagoth Ur has only a few sentences of dialogue. I've listened to several audiobooks made with his voice and they're very close to dead on, just with some cadence issues and occasional heterophone fumbling.
Other voices cloned with the same tech are usually much worse. There's something about the nature of Dagoth Ur's voice in particular that makes it work well.
- throwup238 11mo agoThat’s what I’ve been missing in my life. Dagoth Ur reading Go the Fuck to Sleep to my kids.
- nottorp 11mo agoI don't remember Dagoth Ur's voice but I'm guessing it had effects applied to it to sound ominous? So it was artificial already.
- mikkupikku 11mo agoI could be wrong but I think it was just voice acting. However he sounds very eloquent speaks clearly with good pronunciation.
- nottorp 11mo agoNo, if anyone is wrong it's me. I played Morrowind ages ago. I also have an OpenMW playthrough ongoing (for the last 4 years) but I haven't made it to Dagoth Ur yet :)
- antisthenes 11mo ago> I also have an OpenMW playthrough ongoing (for the last 4 years) but I haven't made it to Dagoth Ur yet :) You can make it to Dagoth Ur in about 4 minutes :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeSAOxCk8dY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeSAOxCk8dY
- nottorp 11mo agoOh come on, it took longer than that to set up openmw on mac, extract the game files from the steam windows distribution and doing various config/plugin tweaks. Now I'm cleaning up the whole map as a leisurely pace. Now and then not every week. I might be done by 2028-29.
- ryukoposting 11mo ago> AI impersonations of Dagoth Ur are remarkably accurate even though Dagoth Ur has only a few sentences of dialogue If there are only a few sentences of dialogue, how can you know it's "accurate?" "Plausible" is the more appropriate word here. The AI is filling in the blanks left by a limited sample set. I'd imagine that's why it "works well" - you don't have a complete reference point to compare to. Ex: in your mind, what does Dagoth Ur sound like when he says "awww what a cute puppy!" Now, what does the AI sound like? Is there any reason to say one interpretation is more correct than the other?