With venture capital drying up, and even the total number of active venture capitalists in decline, the writing is on the wall: the times demand solutions that favor thrift. When it comes to corralling voice talent in virtual worlds, for instance, a tipping of the hat to thrift could come in the form of employing synthetic, or intelligent, voicing rather than putting a union-repped, real-world voice actor on the payroll. Visual Purple, a company vested in interactive training simulations, has an interesting post on its blog that looks at some best practices when using automated voice applications.
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