Speech collection
Coordinate native speakers and recording tasks around your coverage requirements.
LANGUAGE SOLUTION ASIABuild speech datasets around how people actually speak. Plan language coverage, speaker profiles, and recording conditions for your ASR, TTS, or voice-AI task.
Scope and delivery requirements are agreed for each project. Use these tracks as a starting point.
Coordinate native speakers and recording tasks around your coverage requirements.
Record contextual exchanges that reflect the conversations your system needs to understand.
Organize longer recordings into usable segments with timestamps and speaker-turn boundaries.
Agree the transcription convention, metadata, and quality checks before delivery.
Share your languages and dialects, speaker profiles, recording environment, target hours, and output specification.
Discuss ai speech data ↗Set the format, review criteria, and delivery process before work begins.
Automatic speech recognition (ASR), text-to-speech (TTS) and conversational voice AI have different data requirements. Start with the task and coverage you need, then define recording and annotation requirements together.
Specify languages, dialects, speaker profiles and target recording hours. Describe whether you need scripted speech or scenario-based dialogue, and the intended recording conditions.
Agree audio formats, recording tasks, file naming and the speaker metadata required for the dataset. Explain how sessions or recordings should be organized for delivery.
Set the transcription convention, timestamp format and speaker-turn boundaries. Confirm how transcripts will be aligned and reviewed against the recordings.
Use these starting points to describe the work you have in mind.
Yes. The service scope includes collection, scenario-based dialogue, segmentation and transcript alignment and review. Specify which stages you need and the expected deliverables for each.
These details define the coverage of the dataset. They help distinguish the speakers and acoustic settings your brief needs, rather than treating every recording in a language as interchangeable.
Share the model task, languages and dialects, speaker profiles, recording environment, target hours, audio format, transcript conventions and required metadata. Include sample specifications if available.
Share your languages and dialects, speaker profiles, recording environment, target hours, and output specification.