Course welcome
Matilda
Female, thirties
“Welcome to your course. Over the next few weeks you will build practical skills you can use from day one. Take your time, ask questions, and enjoy the journey.”
100% words93.9% voice97.5% accent
Voices
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Every sample below is real output from CAQA Voice with its measured scores. Nothing was edited afterwards.
Session narration
Lachlan
Male, thirties
“Good morning, and welcome to today's session. We will start with a quick overview, then work through each topic one step at a time.”
100% words95.5% voice98.2% accent
E-learning module
Charlotte
Female, thirties
“In this module we look at workplace health and safety. By the end, you will be able to identify common hazards and explain how to report them.”
100% words95.7% voice96.7% accent
Friendly reminder
Jack
Male, twenties
“Thanks for joining us today. If you get stuck at any point, your trainer is only a phone call away. Now, let's get started.”
100% words93.5% voice97.8% accent
Staff announcement
Kylie
Female, forties
“A quick reminder for all staff. The quarterly validation meeting is on Thursday at ten. Please bring your marked samples and your notes.”
100% words95% voice96.7% accent
Assessment instructions
Cooper
Male, thirties
“Before you begin the assessment, read each question carefully. You have forty five minutes, and you may use your learner guide at any time.”
100% words96.4% voice96.3% accent
Course promotion
Isla
Female, twenties
“Ready for a change? Enrol today and start learning with trainers who have worked in the industry for years. Your new career starts here.”
100% words95% voice97.8% accent
Phone greeting
Riley
Male, twenties
“Thank you for calling. Our office is open Monday to Friday, nine to five. Please leave a message and we will call you back the next business day.”
100% words93.7% voice98.1% accent
Voice names are library names, not the names of real people. Scores are measured by CAQA Voice on each recording: word accuracy against the script, voice match against the speaker's recording, and strength of Australian accent.
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Your own people
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Each person opens the recording page on their own computer or phone.
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They read for 30 seconds
A short script and a live level meter guide them through it.
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The recording is checked
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They give permission
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