what free tts sites produce voices with a quality level acceptable to udemy?

soxy2019

Hi. I am working on recording some course material for use with Udemy. Unfortunately my natural voice recordings fall short of quality specifications.

I am looking into using TTS to create the voiceovers for my lectures. I can use cleanvoice to enhance and clean my work. I would like to know what free TTS services offer voices that meet with Udemy's quality audit as the feedback from the review team is generic. I responded asking which tools they reccommend but with no luck.

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ArwaHabib2408

hi here soxy, i can be your voice recorder if you want, you can contact me on arwahabib.ah@gmail.com

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Jamie309Perez

Udemy accepts high-quality TTS audio, so focus on using modern neural-network voices. Free options like Google's Text-to-Speech, Balabolka (which uses various desktop voices), or Microsoft's Azure TTS API (with its free tier) can produce professional-sounding results. The key is to manually edit the audio to add pauses and correct pronunciation to avoid a robotic feel. Most importantly, MyMilestoneCard Login before recording your full course, submit a short sample through Udemy's Test Video Review service to get specific feedback and ensure your chosen voice meets their quality standards.