Text, translated.
We write the guide's stops and translate them into the languages you choose. The translation is reviewed by a native speaker of that language.
A guide for a museum or landmark, in multiple languages with a natural voice. A separate service, not part of the system.
In multiple languages
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Text, translations and recordings for a guide, in the languages and voices you choose.
In front of you is the key to the castle's main gate. It was forged over three hundred years ago, and every evening it locked the castle.
The same text, five steps. A machine checks it first, a person checks it last.
We write the guide's stops and translate them into the languages you choose. The translation is reviewed by a native speaker of that language.
You choose the voice, the tone and the storytelling style: a calm guide for adults or a playful one that keeps kids listening. We flag names and stresses in a pronunciation dictionary.
Every recording is transcribed back to text and compared with the original.
Whatever isn't right gets redone. No exceptions.
We level the volume at the end, so you're not adjusting it between stops.
A separate service, not part of the system. It pays off where visitors listen to the guide on their own.
Recording starts only once you confirm the scope and the price in writing.
You tell us how many stops the guide has and which languages you need. We'll tell you honestly what makes sense.
In writing: how many stops, languages and voices, and how much it costs. Recording starts only once you approve.
We translate and record the text, checked by machine and then by a person. You hear a sample as we go.
You receive every recording, organized by stop and language. From then on, they're yours.
The samples on this page are in Slovenian, English, German and Italian. Other languages, Chinese included, are possible, we'll talk about it at the start.
The voice is synthetic, but sounds natural. For each language you choose a male or a female voice and a storytelling style: calm, or playful for kids. You can listen to samples at the top of this page.
We flag names, places and stresses in a pronunciation dictionary and check them. Slovenian stress is hard, the machine doesn't always get it right, so we review it by hand.
The machine transcribes every recording back to text and compares it with the original. Then a person listens to it. Whatever isn't right gets redone.
We translate the text into the chosen languages, and the translation is reviewed by a native speaker of that language before it goes to recording.
No. Audio guides are a separate service and not part of the custom system.
Tell us how many stops your space has and which languages you need. We'll tell you honestly what makes sense.
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