Old Mortlake
An elderly gravedigger in a Victorian churchyard. Low, raspy and half whispered, melancholic, with heavy pauses that let every word settle like dirt…
English character voice
A sultry, seductive woman in her thirties. Low, husky alto, close to the microphone and almost whispered, slow and languid, purring, with a warm knowing smile in every word. Intimate, flirtatious and teasing, like a late-night torch singer luring someone closer, with a hint of danger underneath.
A sultry, seductive woman in her thirties. Low, husky alto, close to the microphone and almost whispered, slow and languid, purring, with a warm knowing smile in every word. Intimate, flirtatious and teasing, like a late-night torch singer luring someone closer, with a hint of danger underneath. Use Morwenna of the Deep for videos, podcasts, lessons and anything you would like read aloud. Hear the sample, then paste your text in the app: how your own text sounds can vary from voice to voice.
An elderly gravedigger in a Victorian churchyard. Low, raspy and half whispered, melancholic, with heavy pauses that let every word settle like dirt…
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A curious, kind-hearted elf boy of about ten. A natural child's voice in a warm, soft middle range, never squeaky or shrill, earnest and wide-eyed…
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