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Audiobook (Swedish-English Accent Narration): Nature's Eternal Religion (1973) by Ben Klassen

This is my own voice, it's me narrating.

What I've had problem with listening to my other AI-audiobooks or AI in general is that the sample I've found wasn't really of them doing a narration of a book with good audio quality and it doesn't sound right, and it SOUNDS LIKE THEY ARE TALKING VERY LOUD AND MONOTONE ALL THE  TIME, and also very slow and dull to me - I get impatient and bored trying to listen to them, I think much faster than their narration tempo.

You can compare this new AI-audiobook of my Swedish-English narration voice with other audiobooks of NER:

1) Here's an American that has recored himself reading aloud from NER - I think it's not a good mic sound and that it sounds like an AI voice almost, too robotic and emotionless, but maybe that's because I'm Swedish since Swedish is a tonal language and us Swedes are used to "singing" our sentences or what do you think:

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2) James Mac (Costello) recorded himself reading aloud from NER with his British voice (I think it's bad audio quality, bad mic, and it would have been better if he had just talked with his normal voice instead of trying to sound like somebody else - I get bored listening to this and to the old-AI Klassen audiobooks - though he has a good normal speaking voice and it was impressive that he recorded everything himself, but with this AI-voice clone of myself with inworld.ai I can make AI-audiobooks of all Creativity books that DOESN'T actually sound like an AI-voice talking but it was actually me doing all the narration - it's sort of enhanced version of me speed-reading the book): link

3) Old Ben Klassen-AI:

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Swedish-English to native English speakers I've read sounds sing-songy and have pitch accent, where the stressed accent either has a falling tone or rising tone. So it sounds like singing the language a bit. I don't know if that's true for my speaking but.

I bought a Discord-certified headset and I made a sample of me reading from my NER book (made to sound a bit more relaxing, not like ASMR whispering but NOT TALKING LOUD - I guess you could say reading something in a nerdy way, a bit like I did when I narrated the dialogue on my Youtube playthroughs of adventure games and basically sped-read through it all) and then cloned it with inworld.ai and I've been making NER and SWR audiobooks now and finished them. I think it sounds good, relaxing yet intellectually stimulating.

 This is meant to be relaxing, like listening while lying in bed resting or before sleep - or while doing activities but it will be relaxing yet mentally stimulating. I don't know if it's good or if you like it, but I thought I'd upload it here and perhaps others may like it. It sounds like an actual human talking because I've used the best AI TTS service inworld.ai and I made a good sample with a great headset talking into its mic while reading from my physical NER book. I have had plenty of experience recently narrating text dialogue from playing computer games for my youtube channel, so I felt more comfortable talking in English and have gotten more experience and felt more sure of my English speaking ability than before. Of course it's a heavy Swedish-English accent but you can hear that all the words are pronounced very clearly and you can hear everything even with the fast tempo without having the text before you.

Since it will be a lot of work to generate the rest of the audiobooks it would be nice to get a thumbs up or some comment if you think it's ok/good whatever. I like to listen to it myself but I don't know if any other person would like it, although to my surprise I found there were actually people on Youtube who commented and liked my playthrough even though I must sound foreign to them but I guess they liked it anyway and thought it was good.