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AI voice cloning

Clone any voice from audio samples. Train a custom AI model in hours, then speak as that person in real-time — in Discord, games, streams, and calls.

How to Clone a Voice

1

Collect Audio

Gather 10-30 minutes of clean vocal audio from your target voice. Use our Vocal Remover to extract vocals from songs.

2

Train the Model

Feed the audio into RVC training software (Applio, Mangio-RVC). Training takes 1-4 hours on a modern GPU.

3

Import to Echo

Drag your trained .pth model file into Echo. The app detects model parameters automatically.

4

Speak as Anyone

Your voice is transformed in real-time through the trained model. Use in Discord, games, OBS, or any voice chat.

What People Use Voice Cloning For

Character Voices

Create unique character voices for D&D campaigns, VTubing personas, or roleplay. Train a model once, use it forever.

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Content Creation

Clone your own voice and use the model to maintain consistent audio quality across videos, even when your real voice is tired or hoarse.

Gaming Personas

Sound like your favorite game character in Discord. Clone iconic voices and use them in competitive gaming voice chat.

Music Production

AI voice covers — train a model on a singer's voice and generate cover versions of songs. Popular on YouTube and TikTok.

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Voice Preservation

Create a digital backup of your own voice or a loved one's voice. Preserve the way someone sounds for future reference.

Dubbing & Localization

Clone a speaker's voice across languages. Maintain the same voice identity while speaking different languages for dubbing.

What Makes a Good Voice Clone?

The quality of a voice clone depends almost entirely on the training data. Clean, isolated vocal audio with no background music, reverb, or noise produces dramatically better results than noisy recordings. Use our Vocal Remover to extract clean vocals from songs, or our Noise Remover to clean up raw recordings.

Variety in the training data matters too. Include different pitches, emotions, speaking speeds, and vocal styles. A model trained only on calm narration will struggle with shouting or whispering. The best models capture the full expressive range of the target voice.

For a detailed walkthrough of dataset preparation, training parameters, and evaluation, read our complete RVC Training Guide.

Voice Cloning FAQ

How does AI voice cloning work?

AI voice cloning uses deep learning to analyze audio samples of a target voice and learn its unique characteristics — timbre, pitch patterns, formant structure, and pronunciation habits. The trained model can then convert any input speech to sound like the target voice in real-time. Echo uses RVC (Retrieval-based Voice Conversion) technology, which produces natural-sounding results with as little as 10 minutes of training audio.

How much audio do I need to clone a voice?

10-30 minutes of clean, isolated vocal audio is ideal. The audio should be a single speaker with no background music or noise. More variety in pitch, emotion, and speaking style produces better results. Less than 5 minutes usually produces poor quality, while more than 30 minutes rarely improves results and mainly increases training time.

Is voice cloning legal?
Creating voice clones for personal, non-commercial use is generally considered fair use. However, using a cloned voice to impersonate someone for fraud, harassment, or to create misleading content is illegal in most jurisdictions. Many regions are also introducing specific legislation around AI-generated voice content. Always use voice cloning responsibly and ethically — never impersonate someone without their consent.
Can I clone my own voice?
Absolutely — cloning your own voice is one of the most popular use cases. Record yourself reading a diverse script for 15-20 minutes, train the model, and you have a backup of your voice. This is useful for content creators who want consistent voice quality, streamers who need a "clean" version of their voice, or anyone who wants to preserve their voice.
What is the difference between voice cloning and voice changing?
Voice changing transforms your voice into a pre-made voice (like a robot, demon, or chipmunk effect). Voice cloning creates a new voice model from audio samples of a specific person, allowing you to speak as that exact person. Both happen in real-time in Echo — voice changing uses built-in presets, voice cloning uses custom-trained RVC models.

Start Cloning Voices Today

Download Echo Live, import a trained RVC model, and speak as anyone — in real-time. Free during beta.