As strange as this is, it's also really cool :) would be crazy get an audiobook with a Tolkien AI reading the whole thing with another voice AI doing the the actors from the LotR movies voicing their characters in the books!
I thought about doing the latter a few weeks ago, never did test it but I've been told me that it wouldn't be as smooth as reading a book. I guess it depends, since I think with trial and error you could get to a point where you could have maybe Aragorn and Gandalf talking, in a way that is natural and not just boring and flat. I think in the future those kind of usecases will be more achievable as I've heard they will be adding some sort of way to tell the AI to treat certain sentences differently. But I think those kind of audiobooks would be extremely popular, it's kind of like those old Lotr radio adaptions.
@@micromegasclips6993 it’s precisely what I’m hoping for, those kinds of audiobooks. Have you heard of the Philip Dragash’s LotR audiobooks? Or Bluefax’s Hobbit audiobook? While the quality of those narrations are a matter of personal taste, the audio mixing and blending of atmospheric sound cues and effects, coupled with the film series’s score edited in is incredible. Take that kind of production quality, add it to an AI such as this, cast who ever you want with several AI programs… you will have an immersive experience like never before. Fair use cases are a great areas to play with the appeal and response.
@@MuadDib27 It probably will be possible in the near future, I read on the ElevenLabs server that they are planning this feature that would allow a user to tell the AI where to add a different kind of intonation etc. I haven't looked into either, seems interesting.
One of the best uses for AI I've seen these months! Love the video and the whole concept behind it
As strange as this is, it's also really cool :) would be crazy get an audiobook with a Tolkien AI reading the whole thing with another voice AI doing the the actors from the LotR movies voicing their characters in the books!
I thought about doing the latter a few weeks ago, never did test it but I've been told me that it wouldn't be as smooth as reading a book. I guess it depends, since I think with trial and error you could get to a point where you could have maybe Aragorn and Gandalf talking, in a way that is natural and not just boring and flat. I think in the future those kind of usecases will be more achievable as I've heard they will be adding some sort of way to tell the AI to treat certain sentences differently.
But I think those kind of audiobooks would be extremely popular, it's kind of like those old Lotr radio adaptions.
@@micromegasclips6993 it’s precisely what I’m hoping for, those kinds of audiobooks. Have you heard of the Philip Dragash’s LotR audiobooks? Or Bluefax’s Hobbit audiobook? While the quality of those narrations are a matter of personal taste, the audio mixing and blending of atmospheric sound cues and effects, coupled with the film series’s score edited in is incredible. Take that kind of production quality, add it to an AI such as this, cast who ever you want with several AI programs… you will have an immersive experience like never before. Fair use cases are a great areas to play with the appeal and response.
@@MuadDib27 It probably will be possible in the near future, I read on the ElevenLabs server that they are planning this feature that would allow a user to tell the AI where to add a different kind of intonation etc. I haven't looked into either, seems interesting.
Beautiful