AI Hindi Dubbing for Malayalam Videos
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I run a YouTube channel packed with Malayalam-language content—well over a hundred episodes, most of them longer than twenty minutes each. I now want the entire library released in Hindi, but I do not have the time or budget for studio-based voice work. Instead, I’m looking for a partner who can take advantage of the latest AI-driven voice-cloning or speech-to-speech engines to produce a clean, perfectly synced Hindi track that preserves the original speaker’s tone and pacing.
Here is what I need from you:
• Each Hindi track must match the timing of the Malayalam original so I can simply drop it beneath the footage without re-editing the video.
• Voice colour and energy should stay as close as possible to the source; I want viewers to feel they’re hearing the same person, just speaking another language.
• Output should arrive as separate WAV or high-quality MP3 files (one per video) plus a quick preview render so I can spot-check sync.
• I’m open to whichever engine gets us there—whether that’s custom voice cloning, Google WaveNet, Amazon Polly, IBM Watson, or any other tool you trust—provided the final result sounds natural and avoids robotic artefacts.
Because the catalogue is big, we’ll break the work into batches. Send back a short demo using a one-minute excerpt of any clip I provide; once the quality is locked, we’ll move on to the first full batch.
If this sounds doable with your current AI toolkit, let’s talk timeline and hand-off details so we can start rolling out the Hindi versions right away.
Here is what I need from you:
• Each Hindi track must match the timing of the Malayalam original so I can simply drop it beneath the footage without re-editing the video.
• Voice colour and energy should stay as close as possible to the source; I want viewers to feel they’re hearing the same person, just speaking another language.
• Output should arrive as separate WAV or high-quality MP3 files (one per video) plus a quick preview render so I can spot-check sync.
• I’m open to whichever engine gets us there—whether that’s custom voice cloning, Google WaveNet, Amazon Polly, IBM Watson, or any other tool you trust—provided the final result sounds natural and avoids robotic artefacts.
Because the catalogue is big, we’ll break the work into batches. Send back a short demo using a one-minute excerpt of any clip I provide; once the quality is locked, we’ll move on to the first full batch.
If this sounds doable with your current AI toolkit, let’s talk timeline and hand-off details so we can start rolling out the Hindi versions right away.