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Generate and clone voices in 23 languages with Sona 2

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About

Type a script and get voiced audio without booking a booth. Creators use it to clone voices and produce multilingual dubs across 23 languages. Built on the Sona 2 model, it centers on fast voice generation and consistent cloned voices.

Editor's Take

Worth trying if you need fast, reusable voice clones and multilingual dubs without studio bookings; best suited for creators who want consistent character or host voices across episodes. For Korean-language projects, verify language availability before committing to a workflow.

Key Features

Paste a script → get voiced audio in 23 languages using Sona 2
Start a voice clone → create a reusable voice for future scripts
Choose a cloned voice and target language → produce consistent multilingual dubs
Use the Free tier → generate up to 3,000 credits of audio each month

Use Cases

A YouTube creator dubbing weekly English videos into Spanish, Korean, and Japanese
A game developer prototyping NPC dialogue with consistent cloned character voices

Try It Like This

1
Clone a voice from a short sample
Record or upload a 20–60 second audio sample → click Start a voice clone and follow the prompts to create a reusable voice profile → test the clone by pasting a short script and generating an audio file to confirm consistency.
2
Dub a YouTube video into another language
Paste your script or upload captions for the video → choose a cloned voice and select one of the 23 target languages powered by Sona 2 → generate the dubbed audio and download the file to replace the original track.
3
Produce consistent NPC lines for a game
Create and save a cloned character voice → batch-paste multiple short dialogue lines into the script editor → export all lines as WAV/MP3 to import into your game engine, keeping tone and cadence consistent across files.
4
Quickly generate a narrated short for social media
Type a 30–60 second script into the editor → pick an available voice (cloned or built-in) and target language if needed → render the audio and attach it to your video editor timeline for a fast publish-ready clip.
5
Iterate a spoken ad with different voices
Paste the ad copy → swap between multiple cloned voices and tweak pacing or emphasis settings → export multiple versions to A/B test which voice drives better engagement.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Supports voice cloning plus multilingual dubs across 23 languages using the Sona 2 model — useful for producing consistent voices across projects.
Fast generation workflow: paste a script and get voiced audio quickly, with features to reuse cloned voices for future scripts.
Free tier provides up to 3,000 audio credits per month, allowing beginners to experiment without immediate cost.

Cons

Documentation and sources do not clearly confirm Korean-language support despite use-case examples mentioning Korean, so Korean availability is uncertain.

Getting Started

1 Create an account on Supertone Play and sign in
2 Open a new project, enter your script, and pick a base or cloned voice
3 Generate your first take and hear the voice read your opening lines in the target language