Social audio platform Clubhouse has introduced a new feature that allows users to send text messages and have them converted into custom voice messages. The platform, which gained popularity during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns, announced the launch of the ‘custom voice’ feature, initially available in the US.
According to Clubhouse, the ‘custom voice’ feature ensures that only the user’s authentic voice can be used, providing a seamless experience for both the sender and the recipient. Users can record a snippet of their speech, and with the help of AI technology, their custom voice is ready to be sent.
Previously known for its audio messaging capabilities, Clubhouse has been evolving into a more comprehensive messaging app. With the introduction of voice-only group chats called ‘Chats,’ the platform aims to offer a more social and interactive experience compared to traditional messaging apps.
This transformation reflects Clubhouse’s efforts to adapt to the evolving preferences of its user base and stay competitive in the social media landscape. The company’s decision to integrate text-to-voice messaging aligns with the growing demand for innovative communication features.
As Clubhouse continues to expand its offerings and enhance user engagement, the introduction of the ‘custom voice’ feature marks a significant step towards redefining the platform’s capabilities and reinforcing its position in the social audio space.
