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# Voice Actors

### #1 Public Voices

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* Public Voices are Timbr’s default voice library, available across all your projects.
* These voices are professionally prepared and ready to use—no setup required.

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### #2 Add / Edit / Delete AI Voice Actors

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* You can create a custom AI voice by uploading up to 10 voice clips, each no longer than 10 seconds.\
  We support WAV and MP3 formats only.
* ✨ Use the built-in noise reduction tool to enhance audio quality before uploading.
* Once the voice is generated, it will appear in your Voice Actor list.

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* To edit or delete a voice:

  Click the More Options icon (three dots) next to the voice in your list.\
  From here, you can:

  * Change the voice’s name or description
  * Upload additional audio files
  * Remove the voice entirely


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