What problem does it solve?
Converting an existing recording into a different voice requires navigating provider capabilities, consent and copyright rules, and locale/accent quality concerns. This Skill standardizes that workflow so voice conversion requests are triaged, rights-checked, and executed through the proper audio provider tool.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Rights-First Conversion Workflow: Verifies source recording copyright, speaker consent, and target voice authorization before calling the
voice_convert tool, and refuses public figure or copyrighted character imitation.
- Preview-First Quality Control: Converts a short sample before processing full recordings to catch accent transfer issues, background noise, or dialect mismatches.
- Structured Tool-Result Handling: Interprets
voice_convert statuses (ok, consent_required, not_available) and returns provider, target voice, output path, mime type, and a rights summary.
- Use Case: A content creator wants to convert their own Mandarin narration into a licensed English commercial voice. The Skill confirms consent, runs a short preview to validate accent transfer, then converts the full recording and returns a playable audio artifact.
Quick Start
Convert my local recording narration.wav into the licensed target voice 'calm-narrator' and give me a short preview first.