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What Are Speakers?

Vozo automatically assigns speaker tags (e.g., Speaker 1, Speaker 2) based on voice characteristics. These tags help distinguish each person’s lines for translation, dubbing, and voice cloning.

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How Speakers Are Detected

Vozo analyzes voice features like tone, pitch, and timing to detect different speakers. While detection is automatic, you can manually correct tags if needed.

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When to Manually Correct Speakers

Update or adjust speaker tags in these cases:

  • A single speaker is mistakenly split into multiple tags.
  • Multiple speakers are grouped under the same tag.
  • A speaker’s voice varies dramatically in emotion (e.g., calm vs. angry). For lines with a distinct emotional tone, create a new speaker to help Vozo generate a more appropriate cloned voice.

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How to Add or Edit Speakers

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Click the Speaker Tag

For the segment you want to fix, click the current speaker tag.

2

Select or Create Speaker

Choose the correct speaker from the dropdown, or click New Speaker to add a new one.

3

Update Dubbing

Once all corrections are made, click Update Dubbing in the top right corner of the Speech section to apply the changes. A new cloned voice will be created for any newly added speakers.

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Tips for Managing Speakers

  • Rename speakers for clarity (e.g., “Host”, “Narrator”, “Guest”).

  • Use the Filter tool at the top-left of the Speech section to view and edit one speaker’s segments at a time.

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