Dylan Cooper
AI Voice Actor at clonemyvoice.io
Dylan Cooper is a PhD candidate in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Stanford University, focusing on neural text-to-speech synthesis and real-time voice conversion. His research explores robust voice cloning under diverse acoustic conditions and the perceptual evaluation of synthetic speech. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Dylan Cooper
- Live Voice Cloning: 84ms vs 138ms at 4.31 Mean Opinion Score September 8, 2026
- 30-Second Voiceprint Cloning: MOS, SECS & Re-Record Data September 5, 2026
- 15 dB Voice Cloning: SECS 0.69, MOS 3.61 Denoise Test September 3, 2026
- PL vs CD in Reverberant MRF Vocoders: Convergence Trade-Offs September 2, 2026
- The 100ms Voice Conversion Budget: RVC vs Diffusion Latency August 31, 2026
- Inside the 300ms TTS Budget: MOS vs. Parameters Trade-offs August 30, 2026
- Live Voice Cloning Latency: Seed-VC vs RVC v2 in 2026 August 28, 2026
- High MOS Scores Indicate TTS Deployment Risk, Not Viability. August 27, 2026