Your audio · our promise
Your voice is your livelihood.
We treat it that way.
AI voice cloning is the thing every working voice actor is rightly worried about. So before you upload a single take, here is our position — in plain words, with nothing buried in fine print.
What actually happens to your file
The whole life of an upload, start to finish. There is no step missing from this list.
You upload a take
Your file travels over an encrypted connection, the same protection as online banking.
The tool does its job
Editing, measuring, checking — whatever you asked for. Speech-to-text tools send audio to our transcription provider for one purpose only: turning your words into text for that job.
You download the result
The finished file comes straight back to you. It's yours — we claim no rights over your recordings, ever.
Everything is deleted
Your upload and the processed files are automatically wiped from our servers within hours. There is no archive of your voice here.
Why you can believe us
VoiceEditSuite was built by a working voice actor — someone whose own voice is their income, who reads the same scary headlines you do, and who built these tools for their own booth first.
Our business is simple and it's the whole story: you pay a small subscription, the tools save you hours. That's it. We don't need your audio for anything after your job is done — keeping it would be a cost and a risk with zero upside for us and everything to lose for you.
We exist to support voice actors. Not to take their audio.
Straight answers
Are you training an AI on my voice?
No. Not now, not later, not "in aggregate," not with an opt-out you have to find. Your audio is never used to train any AI model or added to any dataset. If that ever changed — it won't — it would only ever be with your explicit, individual, informed yes.
Do you keep my recordings?
No. Files live on our servers only while your job runs and briefly afterwards so you can download the result, then they're automatically deleted — within hours. We keep the text side of your results (like your scores or a transcript) so you can see your history; the audio itself is gone.
Some tools transcribe my audio. Where does that happen?
Tools like Auto Clean Up and Performance Coach use a professional speech-to-text service to turn your words into text with precise timing. Your audio goes there for that one job and nothing else — to be transcribed, not to clone voices. It is never used by us for training, and we do not grant anyone else the right to use it that way.
Who can hear my uploads?
Nobody sits and listens to your takes. Processing is automated end to end. Your files aren't browsable by staff, aren't shared, and aren't part of any review process.
Who owns the finished file?
You do. Completely. Uploading a file to VoiceEditSuite gives us no rights over your recording or your voice — the output belongs to you, for any use, forever.
Questions we haven't answered? Ask us anything — hello@voiceeditsuite.com