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Gap
Existing speech is flat, processed, and mostly one accent.
Human data for actions, outcomes, and what happens next.
Case study · Studio voice data
Off-the-shelf speech is read flat, cleaned up, and mostly one accent. The model needed real emotion, in the accents people actually have. Listen to clips from the studio sessions below.
01 Listen
Six clips from three studio conversation sessions, cut at natural pauses. 48 kHz, 24-bit mono WAV, exactly as recorded: no compression, normalization, noise reduction, or editing.
17.5 s · −25.6 LUFS · −2.3 dBTP
15.6 s · −27.1 LUFS · −6.1 dBTP
12.5 s · −27.3 LUFS · −3.5 dBTP
21.2 s · −29.8 LUFS · −6.0 dBTP
20.2 s · −24.9 LUFS · −2.7 dBTP
16.1 s · −27.0 LUFS · −9.5 dBTP
02 Need
One line, many emotions, three deliveries:
“I told you not to open that door. Again: afraid, in a whisper.”
The line · the direction (underlined)
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Existing speech is flat, processed, and mostly one accent.
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Studio-clean, unprocessed, word-perfect.
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Speakers balanced by accent, age, and gender.
03 Solution
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Studios record to the spec.
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Every take gets a verdict in seconds, so studios fix problems on the spot.
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Each speaker is followed to a complete set.
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Accepted audio, metadata, and consent.
Fix it in the booth, not after the speaker goes home.
04 Acceptance
| Requirement | Standard |
|---|---|
| US regional | New York, East Coast, Southern, Midwestern, and more. |
| South American | Every South American accent. |
| Expressive | Emotions spoken, whispered, and shouted. |
| Raw audio | No noise reduction or processing. |
| Accurate | Scripts read exactly as written. |
| Documented | Metadata and consent on every file. |
What we deliver Accepted speech data with metadata, rights and provenance, and quality documentation.
Voice data, recorded to spec
Tell us the accents, emotions, speakers, and format you need. Contact Consequence Labs.
Scope a pilot