Albert Einstein – historical AI voice recreation
A historical voice as a starting point for AI-generated audio: this VoiceClone example uses a prepared English reference recording of Albert Einstein for future text-to-speech generation. It is intended for clearly labeled demonstrations of historical voice recreation.
Credit consumption: VoiceClone consumes 150 credits per generated audio minute. As with a Shortcut product, the purchase license defines credit consumption. It serves as the consumption definition; no separate product purchase is required.
Scope and availability
The English reference recording has been prepared and saved. A newly generated synthetic audio sample is not yet available. Activation is subject to successful functional and latency testing. The product is currently a private demonstration draft and has not been published or released for purchase. German and English product descriptions do not imply support for additional output languages.
Clear disclosure
Every future output must be labeled as an AI-generated historical voice recreation. It is not an authentic new recording or statement by Albert Einstein and does not imply endorsement by Einstein or any rights holder.
Reference recording and modifications
The source is “03 ALBERT EINSTEIN.ogg / Address for United Jewish Appeal,” dated April 11, 1943. Seconds 5–20 were prepared as a 15-second mono PCM WAV file at 16 kHz. No additional noise reduction was applied.
Source and attribution
Albert Einstein — Address for United Jewish Appeal (1943). Wikimedia Commons lists Radio Universidad Nacional de La Plata as the recording source; noise processing: Aavindraa. Audio version dated July 21, 2020. Excerpt selection and format conversion: SupraTix/SpeakSphere.
File page: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:03_ALBERT_EINSTEIN.ogg
Reference recording license
CC BY-SA 3.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
Attribution, identification of modifications, and any applicable ShareAlike obligations must be observed. Commons records VRT ticket 2014041010009117; the correspondence has not been independently reviewed. Any third-party or underlying rights outside the licensor’s control have not been independently cleared.