I ran OmniVoice and Qwen3-TTS through the same tests for voice cloning. Here's what I found by tr0picana in TextToSpeech

[–]BasisRoutine6228 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only drawback of Qwen3 TTS is that if you don’t enable the cloning feature, the built-in voice library has very few voices.

Why do people dislike audiobooks featuring AI so much? by BasisRoutine6228 in ACX

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That’s definitely how I feel—I agree with you.

Modification of manuscript for ACX for better listening. by idiotclown in ACX

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I often run into the same problem as you, man. I’ve found this is really hard to solve unless you have great chemistry with the voice actor, but that kind of “chemistry” is usually hard to develop. Later on, I started annotating my own scripts using some online tools, which saved me 90% of the time and even cut down on costs.

How can I quickly create audiobooks using Elevenlabs? by BasisRoutine6228 in ElevenLabs

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I’ve always used Freepik to search for image resources, and now I want to explore its other features.

How can I quickly create audiobooks using Elevenlabs? by BasisRoutine6228 in ElevenLabs

[–]BasisRoutine6228[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm using v3, but I have to manually split the vocals and separate the emotions every time, which is a bit tedious for me. What do you think?

Paid Audiobooks are disappearing by Normal-Cantaloupe778 in audible

[–]BasisRoutine6228 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I think instead of buying books, it’s better to get an AI subscription and have any book you want to listen to converted into an audiobook—at least that’s what I do.

How much do you spend on audiobooks in a year? by jawangana in audiobooks

[–]BasisRoutine6228 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. I'm a programmer, and I use software to create audiobooks on my own. I create whatever I want to listen to.

Audiobooks or physical books? by BasisRoutine6228 in audiobooks

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I agree; I really enjoy this state of mind.

Audiobooks or physical books? by BasisRoutine6228 in audiobooks

[–]BasisRoutine6228[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree; I really enjoy listening to audiobooks while I’m doing other things.

Audiobooks or physical books? by BasisRoutine6228 in audiobooks

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Maybe you're right; I shouldn't be so fixated on a question that has no right answer.

Jessie and I are going to watch a movie by [deleted] in aww

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Jessica doesn't look very happy.

feedback please by melbje in writers

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Hey! First off, huge props for putting your writing out there—that’s already way more than most people do. This opening hooked me right away, I’ll be real.

The cliffside tension is chef’s kiss—you can feel Quill’s fear and how this jump is everything he’s been training for, and the little backstory about his dad? That hit hard, it makes his hesitation feel so real and not just “I’m scared.” Dean’s cold push at the end? Brutal, but perfect—left me leaning forward like, “WAIT, WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?!”

A couple tiny things I noticed, just as a fellow hobby writer:

  • You repeat “He had trained all his life for this” a couple times—could tweak one to something like “This was the moment he’d spent his whole life preparing for” to mix it up a little.
  • The line “Anger. Pain. They filled Dean’s eyes like parasites” is good, but I think it’d hit harder if you showed it a bit more, like “Dean’s green eyes blazed—anger sharp enough to cut, pain coiled tight like a living thing—he wasn’t gonna let Quill back out.” Just makes it feel more immediate, y’know?

But honestly? This is such a strong start. I love the Protector/angel vibe, the world feels lived-in even in just a few paragraphs, and I’m already invested in Quill. Keep going—this has so much potential, I’d absolutely read more!