Fairy Godmother
A kind fairy godmother, an older woman in her sixties. A low, warm, velvety alto voice, cosy and grandmotherly, unhurried and soothing, with a soft…
English character voice
A brave but pompous English knight, middle-aged. Booming, plummy and theatrical, full of puffed-up self-importance, rolling grand phrases, with a comic wobble of nerves showing through the bravado.
A brave but pompous English knight, middle-aged. Booming, plummy and theatrical, full of puffed-up self-importance, rolling grand phrases, with a comic wobble of nerves showing through the bravado. Use Sir Bramwell 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.
A kind fairy godmother, an older woman in her sixties. A low, warm, velvety alto voice, cosy and grandmotherly, unhurried and soothing, with a soft…
An old British pirate captain from the West Country, around sixty. Deep, gravelly and booming, rolling his Rs, salt-cracked from decades of shouting…
A sultry, seductive woman in her thirties. Low, husky alto, close to the microphone and almost whispered, slow and languid, purring, with a warm…
An elderly gravedigger in a Victorian churchyard. Low, raspy and half whispered, melancholic, with heavy pauses that let every word settle like dirt…
An enormous ancient demon. A cavernous, impossibly deep bass voice that rumbles like stone grinding in a crypt, with a dry rasping edge and a faint…
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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