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German voices for news and announcements

7 German voices that our catalog marks for news: a clear, steady delivery for news formats, reports, article audio and announcements.

7
German news voices
4 · 2
Austria · Switzerland
49
German voices in total
WAV·MP3
export and API
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Dominik
DominikMale · Energetic
Luca
LucaMale · Narration
Felix
FelixMale · Narration
Christoph
ChristophMale · Narration
Samuel
SamuelMale · Energetic
Leon
LeonMale · Energetic
Sebastian
SebastianMale · Vibrant

What a news voice needs

News is heard once and has to be understood the first time. The voices in this collection read at an even pace with clear articulation and little drama, which suits news formats, internal updates, audio versions of articles and announcements. The voices: Dominik, Luca, Felix, Christoph, Samuel, Leon and Sebastian.

4 of them come from Austria and 2 from Switzerland. That matters when your listeners do: a regional news item sounds more credible in a voice from the region.

From article to audio

Many publishers offer an audio version of their articles. Paste the text, check names, abbreviations and numbers, and export an MP3 for your player or podcast feed. On every paid plan the REST API can voice new articles automatically; the free plan has no API access.

Names are the test

Listeners judge a news voice by how it reads names of people and places. Mark the stress in the editor where a name sounds wrong; foreign names often come out best when you write them the way they are pronounced in German.

FAQ

Questions and answers

7 voices: 4 from Austria, 2 from Switzerland, the rest from Germany.

Yes, with the REST API on every paid plan, starting with Starter. The free plan has no API access.

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