Can we identify voice name rate and pitch from an already converted voice file?

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Can we identify voice name rate and pitch from an already converted voice file?

vaishnav s 0

can we identify the voice name, pitch, and prosody rate of an already converted audio file?

Ramr-msft 17,826 Reputation points

2023-05-31T03:11:04.1066667+00:00

@vaishnav s Thanks for the question. Can you please add more details about the converted audio file. Is it using the SSML when you are converting?
vaishnav s 0 Reputation points

2023-05-31T04:06:41.3866667+00:00

It's our old azure voice file. Which we forgot the configuration. Any possibility to identify with voice name and pitch they used to create voice file from existing voice message?

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Ramr-msft 17,826 Reputation points

2023-05-31T03:11:04.1066667+00:00

@vaishnav s Thanks for the question. Can you please add more details about the converted audio file. Is it using the SSML when you are converting?
vaishnav s 0 Reputation points

2023-05-31T04:06:41.3866667+00:00

It's our old azure voice file. Which we forgot the configuration. Any possibility to identify with voice name and pitch they used to create voice file from existing voice message?

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Ramr-msft 17,826

@vaishnav s Thanks for the details. It is not possible to identify the voice name, rate, and pitch from an already converted voice file. Once a voice file is created, the voice name, rate, and pitch information is not stored in the file.

you may be able to identify the voice name, rate, and pitch information by analyzing the recording with audio editing software. Some audio editing software can display the frequency spectrum of the audio, which can help you identify the pitch of the voice.

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