Mark Katz, professor of music at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and author of Capturing Sound: How Technology Has Changed Music, was skeptical about whether the vocally morphed tracks would remain intelligible and authentic. Some musicologists wonder what will get lost in translation. 'That allows us to do more sophisticated things that you couldn't do before.' 'Processors are getting faster and scientists are inventing better algorithms,' he said. Peter Mahoney, vice president and general manager at Nuance, a speech technology company, said he has seen steady improvement in the accuracy of speech software over the last several years. Voxonic's software is able to convert any bit of recorded text into 1,468 different languages with 99 percent accuracy, according to the company.

'A 10-minute sample is all we need to imprint his voice in Spanish, Italian or any language,' said Deutsch. The model is then applied to the spoken translation to produce the new lyrics in Prodigy's voice. Proprietary software is used to extract phonemes, or basic sounds, from Prodigy's original recording to create a voice model. After translating the lyrics by hand, the text is rerecorded by a professional speaker in the selected language. No Dream big! Come here man, look me in my eyes now tell me who will stop me.ĭub but something like a kilo if I want it I pursue it I don't Let up Till I have it like presto you can call me Mr.Here's how the Voxonic translation process works.

Don't let 'em ever tell you dreams dont come true, Don't ever let them shoot down your dreams.

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