How to Use BHuman to Create AI Generated Videos

In this video, we'll show you how to use BHuman to create AI-generated videos that sound natural and professional. Whether you're a content creator or a marketer, BHuman is a powerful tool that can save you time and effort in creating high-quality video content.

We'll walk you through the process of training the AI voice, recording your video using various methods, and selecting the variable you want to replace with the AI-generated voice. We'll also provide tips for providing variable information to BHuman and using the built-in spreadsheet.

But proper setup is crucial to achieving natural-sounding videos, and we'll discuss the importance of using the same microphone for training and recording to avoid an unnatural sound. We'll also demonstrate how you can retrain the AI voice if needed to achieve better results.

If you're looking for a tool that can help you create professional and natural-sounding videos on demand, this video is for you. So join us in this tutorial on how to use B Human, and start creating amazing videos today. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more video content and tutorials.

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[romain]

Hello,
I'd like to know if it's possible to clone fictional characters like a dolphin or mouse mascot, for example.

[aiprofitsengine]

This video was generated by AI about an AI tool that generates video 😊

[udo]

I am not convinced, als long as it is demonstrated with only ONE syllable names.

I'd prefer a demonstration with "Monica", "Bill", etc. - i.e. names with various length.

[yrobyn]

Looks awful. I would not send this to potential clients