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Exclusive: Camb takes on ElevenLabs with open voice cloning AI model Mars5 offering higher realism, support for 140 languages
It not only emulates the original voice but also its complex prosodic parameters, including rhythm, emotion and intonation in 140 languages.
While there are plenty of models that can create digital voice replicas, including those from ElevenLabs, Camb claims to differentiate by offering a much higher level of realism with Mars5’s outputs. The company claims Mars5 can capture diverse emotional tones and pitches, covering all sorts of complex speech scenarios such as when a person is frustrated, commanding, calm or even spirited. Prakash did not share the exact number of customers but he did point out the company is working with Major League Soccer, Tennis Australia, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment as well as leading movie and music studios and several government agencies.
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