It’s not like he has a very complicated voice. Aside from the lines in his battle Dagoth says things in a fairly neutral manner. That’s part of why it sounds so convincing.
The same voice actor also had some voice lines as Sheogorath in Morrowind, which is an additional 1-2 minute sample of voice. Probably helps with this amount of smoothness.
@@MysteriousSignal but is it really helpful? I mean, I don`t remember how Sheogorath sounds in Morrowind, but the whole point is that this should sound like Dagoth Ur, not like Sheogorath. They share voice actor, but what about intonations? The way of speaking?
@@SansPapyrus1 There's a few videos on YT that had taken audio from an old cassette narration from the 80s and polished them up a bit to be uploaded. The quality is a bit scuffed but in a way that is, how I personally feel anyways, more thematically appropriate considering the narrators tone and inflection. This sounds like a much more clean, and more bassy version of those 80s narrations. Look up "At The Mountains of Madness" and one of the first videos should be just a creepy pic of Lovecraft and that's the narration I'm talking about.
Even my man Lovecraft himself couldn't keep himself from penning a story where the protagonist scrawls "the window the window" on a piece of paper instead of escaping an imminent threat
The way you know this is a HP lovecraft story is the very first sentence is the main character telling how traumatized he is by the story he is about to tell.
I can't believe I live in a world where AI voice synthesis has advanced to the point where we can make a character with seven lines of spoken dialogue read Lovecraft. This is blessed, a gift from the internet gods, that will inevitably be misused by the stupid and short-sighted.
Let's hope the Company can legally Protect them from Misuse. Technology like this should not be limited only because of the acts of the feeble and stupid and racist.
Thank you for starting the trend of Dagoth Ur reading HP Lovecraft. It's my first exposure to HP Lovecraft other than vaguely knowing about Cthulhu, and it's been nice to listen to a lot of his works.
Someone should do Arnold Schwarzenegger AI narrating Howard's Conan stories. It would be fun hearing him pronounce words like "abysmal" in his german accent.
@@KingLich451 Yeah, it can. " ... The brainchild of Piotr Dąbkowski, a former Google machine learning engineer, and Mati Staniszewski, a former Palantir deployment strategist, their company Elevenlabs creates both speech synthesis and voice cloning which is capable of replicating a human voice and any accent by ..."
I've been listening to a bunch of these Dagoth AI videos and I've thought that his voice is quite similar to Wayne June, who narrates of a lot of H.P. Lovecraft audiobooks (and Darkest Dungeon), so this was the perfect thing to come across.
I had this idea like a month ago when I first read Dagon, but now this is here. Now, in holy shitness, I must confess my pure amazement upon this recreation.
i love this mans voice. so glad ai can give us more of it, though, it does make me a bit sad that it isnt the real man doing it. wonders of technology, a double edged sword isnt it
Love this can you do John Wayne reads Psalm 27 so i can meditate dead serious, also Shemp Howard reading Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner the poem not the iton maiden song though either would be interesting pretty please I don’t even have a computer or the internet just a cheap phone and cheep beer
Love this, and I love papa Dagoth, but I gotta be real. If you want *anything* dramatically read to you, it's gotta be Joshua Graham. Just finished listening to him go through the Book of Revelations, and holy shit, he'd be perfect for Lovecraft
It's remarkable that a machine can do this - but seriously, listen to a good human being read this story and I think you'll see humanity still has a considerable edge when it comes to voice overs.
@@taelrmade Pretty sure that would open up a huge can of worms. All the sudden, you can't become a voice actor or narrator because you were born with a similar voice to an already existing narrator.
Never ask:
-A woman's age
-A man's earnings
-How Dagoth Ur named his Khajiit
Well he is a dark elf so it's okay.
N'wah Man is a good boy
The fact that so many people actually got this reference causes me great joy
lemme guess, his cat is named "N'wah"
@@notmojangmine…do you have a pass? And if so, where can I buy one?
it blows me away that AI can do this. Dagoth only had like 7 lines in the whole game and the AI could do all this with it. Amazing
@Moonlight "COME TO ME THROUGH FIRE AND WAR"
It’s not like he has a very complicated voice. Aside from the lines in his battle Dagoth says things in a fairly neutral manner. That’s part of why it sounds so convincing.
7 lines he says
The same voice actor also had some voice lines as Sheogorath in Morrowind, which is an additional 1-2 minute sample of voice. Probably helps with this amount of smoothness.
@@MysteriousSignal but is it really helpful? I mean, I don`t remember how Sheogorath sounds in Morrowind, but the whole point is that this should sound like Dagoth Ur, not like Sheogorath. They share voice actor, but what about intonations? The way of speaking?
Holy shit this needs to be done more. I'd totally listen to more stories narrated by Daddy Dagoth, especially Lovecraft.
Hard agree, I love this a lot
@@SansPapyrus1
There's a few videos on YT that had taken audio from an old cassette narration from the 80s and polished them up a bit to be uploaded. The quality is a bit scuffed but in a way that is, how I personally feel anyways, more thematically appropriate considering the narrators tone and inflection. This sounds like a much more clean, and more bassy version of those 80s narrations.
Look up "At The Mountains of Madness" and one of the first videos should be just a creepy pic of Lovecraft and that's the narration I'm talking about.
I would watch the HELL out of ASMR like this
Innsmouth please!
Papa dagoth*
Please have him read other Lovecraft stories, his voice is great for it
Here ya go
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This shit is incredibly pleasant. I'd listen to Dagoth Ur read Lovecraft anyday
i never thought that i'd have a physical copy of dagon and have it read to me by dagoth ur. i love this timeline
As fan of morrowind and dagon, this shook me. My cousin is a book narrator. This will trouble to him. I scared for my cuz.
@@Kopie0830 Yeah, AI gonna be stealing a lot of jobs
Where are my Dagoth Ur audiobooks I would pay good money to the Sixth House and Tribe Unmourned for more of this.
This is hypnotic.
Dagoth Ur works great for Lovecraft's works!
Even my man Lovecraft himself couldn't keep himself from penning a story where the protagonist scrawls "the window the window" on a piece of paper instead of escaping an imminent threat
Unironically this is a fantastic reading. I’d love to hear more Lovecraft from Dagoth Ur.
And More you shall have
czcams.com/video/DNqpU_fVROk/video.html
“Come Narevar, let us read together… with my powers i have discovered a book that i believe you would enjoy”
The way you know this is a HP lovecraft story is the very first sentence is the main character telling how traumatized he is by the story he is about to tell.
I literally want this man's voice for every single fucking audiobook ever made.
The AI has a pleasant speaking cadence, very good for audiobooks.
I can't believe I live in a world where AI voice synthesis has advanced to the point where we can make a character with seven lines of spoken dialogue read Lovecraft. This is blessed, a gift from the internet gods, that will inevitably be misused by the stupid and short-sighted.
It will be used by both friend and traitor you might say
Let's hope the Company can legally Protect them from Misuse. Technology like this should not be limited only because of the acts of the feeble and stupid and racist.
Sounds unironically better than many actual professional audio book narrations.
The voice was done by a professional voice actor, so it's believable.
😢
I dream of the future of AI generated audio books with different actors for each character
Please make more. Ever since AI voiced The grand Dagoth Ur this truly opens up Many doors for epic narration.
the haunter of the dark
Dagoth Ur is a fantastic narrator. I am lying in bed listening to this and I exposed my eyes to the light just to type this. It’s very calming indeed.
Thank you for starting the trend of Dagoth Ur reading HP Lovecraft. It's my first exposure to HP Lovecraft other than vaguely knowing about Cthulhu, and it's been nice to listen to a lot of his works.
How is this so good? More please.
AI is fucking nuts i love it
Shit, this AI company should branch into audiobooks, that was pretty good.
"Dagoth Ur finds murkmire in Black Marsh"
All of these are great because it just sounds like he's visiting somewhere else in tamriel.
Pls make more of these I'd love to hear every Lovecraft story being narrated by Dagoth Ur
Perfect to sleep to. Yup a peaceful sleep...
Now i want dagoth to read all of Lovecraft's works
We need more of this! Dagoth Ur has such an amazing voice for narration, and the AI did a great job.
Dagoth is Bout to voice every book, what a grand and intoxicating innocence!
Dagoth's voice works very well for a Lovecraft tale.
Oh man I want the horror at Red Hook. Seems like the sort of story that would resonate with Dagoth Ur. lol
Someone should do Arnold Schwarzenegger AI narrating Howard's Conan stories. It would be fun hearing him pronounce words like "abysmal" in his german accent.
the AI can't replicate accents yet I believe.
@@KingLich451 Yeah, it can. " ... The brainchild of Piotr Dąbkowski, a former Google machine learning engineer, and Mati Staniszewski, a former Palantir deployment strategist, their company Elevenlabs creates both speech synthesis and voice cloning which is capable of replicating a human voice and any accent by ..."
Austrian accent 🙄
But, yes, I want to hear that too.
I've been listening to a bunch of these Dagoth AI videos and I've thought that his voice is quite similar to Wayne June, who narrates of a lot of H.P. Lovecraft audiobooks (and Darkest Dungeon), so this was the perfect thing to come across.
Same, I've been trying to go through all of them. It's great.
Please make more this is truly enchanting
Incredible, we need even more of this.
This is amazing I have seen ai voice mods for morrowind lately this truly is a modding Renaissance for morrowind
"Do not think from my slavery to Skooma that I am a weakling or a degenerate."
I had this idea like a month ago when I first read Dagon, but now this is here. Now, in holy shitness, I must confess my pure amazement upon this recreation.
Come, nerevar. Come. Look upon my collection of all of H.P. Lovecrafts books.
I want Dagoth Ur to narrate my untimely demise
Dagon Ur
This is great!
Please do more!!!, this is my new sleep serum
This is incredible
This was dope, should make more
This A.I tech can actually replace Justin Roland
I kinda want to hear more Lovecraft stories read by Raziel or Kain from LoK series.
Dagoth visits Apocrypha
This is very calming
Damn that was really good.
0:06 day 1 without zaza
Amazing AI!
This good. Do more.
the moon is waning and gibbous
this was so good
Radical.
What a time to be alive.
Could you do this with Mancar Camoran? That would be mythopoeic
I've wanted exactly this
Glorious
The world needs more of Dagoth narrating Lovecraftian creepy pastas.
We need more Dagoth Ur reading audiobooks.
I clicked because i thought it was a minute or something of him talking but i listened to the whole thing it was really pleasant and captivating
This is stupidly good
I would enjoy more
I love this! Do more books make a whole ass audio book I wanna sleep to dagoth ur 50min long!
What do you listen to while working?
Normal people: Music or white noise
Me:
Imagine how awesome it would be if Dagoth's actual voice actor would make audiobooks of classic horror novels.
And this children is why we dont drink seawatter
Please make more of these
Please do more!!
“Then I saw it!” 😂😂😂😂
as soon as this video ended it played dagoth ur reading the navy seal copypasta. it was jarring.
I was hoping someone did some Lovecraft somewhere with this!
This is the near future of audiobooks.
More of these plz i want dagoth read me a creepy pasta
Thus came on autoplay but I had a feeling this was Lovecraft. He loves his ocean
i love this mans voice. so glad ai can give us more of it, though, it does make me a bit sad that it isnt the real man doing it. wonders of technology, a double edged sword isnt it
Love this can you do John Wayne reads Psalm 27 so i can meditate dead serious, also Shemp Howard reading Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner the poem not the iton maiden song though either would be interesting pretty please I don’t even have a computer or the internet just a cheap phone and cheep beer
Wow.
AI voiced Audio book was not on my weekly bingo card
Please please please do more.
Wait this isn't a meme, this is actual litterature
Love this, and I love papa Dagoth, but I gotta be real. If you want *anything* dramatically read to you, it's gotta be Joshua Graham. Just finished listening to him go through the Book of Revelations, and holy shit, he'd be perfect for Lovecraft
Imagine if the UESP had an option where this AI would read the pages :o
Pls more books by the Dagonator!
this is genius
Making me want to sub to eleven labs to try it myself. Many voices across media I'd love to hear read to me.
i just use throwaway emails for the free 10,000 new accounts get.
M A S S I V E B U L K
It's remarkable that a machine can do this - but seriously, listen to a good human being read this story and I think you'll see humanity still has a considerable edge when it comes to voice overs.
Ok, I`l subscribe if I can get more Dagoth Ur reading (or this content in general)
I'd love to hear him read Nameless City or The Temple 😩
there is a reading of The Temple if you haven't seen it yet
RIP Simon Vance's career.
Now make him read _Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius_
RIP Audio book narrators. They'll read one short story and then an A.I will be able to read anything else in their voice.
maybe voices can be copywrittem.
@@taelrmade Pretty sure that would open up a huge can of worms. All the sudden, you can't become a voice actor or narrator because you were born with a similar voice to an already existing narrator.
I'll let Dagoth Ur into my house.
Man... audiobook companies are fuuuuuuuuuuucked.
THIS IS SOME GOURMET SHIT
Curious to hear Sten from Dragon Age: Origins reading something. Something short, of course. Maybe poetry.
Come Nerevar