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
- Voice cloning noisy audio: 10s vs 60s Mean Opinion Score (MOS) and Word Error Rate (WER) November 7, 2026
- Voice cloning: how much clean reference audio? Verify before you commit November 3, 2026
- Voice Cloning From Short Clips: 20 dB Noise vs 40% Similarity Drop October 31, 2026
- How to Verify Voice-Cloning Reconstruction of 911 Audio for Billings Trials October 28, 2026
- Zero-shot voice cloning reference audio: when to clone, re-record, or skip October 25, 2026
- Voice cloning robustness test: Mean Opinion Score (MOS) 4.2 floor — ship or retrain? October 22, 2026
- Stream Voice Cloning Audio: C# `yield` at 24 kHz, Frame by Frame October 19, 2026
- Voice cloning sample length: a 30-second default and how to test 60s October 16, 2026