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Calm & ASMR Voices

A sleep voice should be soft, slow and steady, the kind you stop noticing after a minute. These 6 voices are quiet, breathy and unhurried, in English, Mandarin, Japanese and French. In the theater, Brian narrates The Last Voicemail and the Gentle Healer plays the ghost Nie Xiaoqian.

Render a 30-minute sleep story in one goAll curated voices

6 voices

Play a sample, or open a voice for narration, dialogue and ad clips.

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Brian

🇺🇸Brian

Deep, resonant and comforting male voice — late-night radio quality. Ideal for meditation guides, sleep content, emotional storytelling and premium brand ads.

MaleDeepComfortingMeditation
English
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George

🇺🇸George

Warm, captivating middle-aged male storyteller with unhurried pacing. A first pick for audiobooks, bedtime stories and history documentaries — easy on the ears for hours.

MaleWarmAudiobookStoryteller
English
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Gentle Healer

🇨🇳Gentle Healer

A soft, breathy, sweet Mandarin female voice — slow and gentle. Naturally suited to bedtime stories, ASMR, meditation guides, emotional radio and healing-brand ads.

FemaleHealingASMRBedtime
Chinese
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Late-Night DJ

🇨🇳Late-Night DJ

An intimate late-night radio voice: low, soft, slightly breathy, spoken close to the mic. Sets the mood for podcasts, emotional radio, sleep content and meditation.

MaleRadioPodcastSoothing
Chinese
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Ado

🇯🇵Ado

Mature, soothing Japanese female voice — gentle and controlled. Perfect for Japanese brand ads, travel content, meditation and audiobook localisation.

FemaleJapaneseSoothingNarration
Japanese
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Nathalie

🇫🇷Nathalie

Calm, elegant French female storyteller with effortless poise. Ideal for French audiobooks, luxury/beauty ads, travel documentaries and brand stories.

FemaleFrenchElegantAudiobook
French
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Hear them in character

Real performances from the theater. Open one to hear the whole scene with the script.

How to choose and use them

  1. 01

    Slower than you think

    In text to speech, lower the speed and raise stability a little; the read gets flatter and more lulling.

  2. 02

    Long sessions in one job

    For a 30-minute sleep story or meditation, long-form audiobooks take up to 50,000 characters at once and return one continuous track with subtitles.

  3. 03

    Add a bed of sound

    Generate rain, waves or a campfire with AI sound effects and lay it under the voice.

FAQ

Which voice for a bedtime story?
Brian or George in English; the Gentle Healer or Late-Night DJ in Mandarin.
Which voice for guided meditation?
Brian for a low, reassuring English voice; Ado for Japanese; Nathalie for French.
Can I use audio from these voices commercially?
Yes. Audio you generate is yours to use in commercial projects, under the Terms of Service. The original character voices were designed from text descriptions, not cloned from real people or voice actors.