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 sample length: a 30-second default and how to test 60s October 16, 2026
- Why organizations fail voice cloning: 3-second sample vs 2026 adoption October 13, 2026
- Apple One 2026 Price Hike: How to Verify Bundle vs Unbundling Costs October 10, 2026
- Voice cloning in Indian noise: 2026 benchmarks favor 15 dB over re-record October 7, 2026
- Imani Winds “Rise” Voice-Cloning Review: How to Verify Three Key Tests October 3, 2026
- Voice Cloning Models Compared: 150 ms at Chunk Boundary, Not Yet a User Experience Metric October 2, 2026
- Room Acoustics for Speech: 35 A-Weighted Decibels—Record or Skip? September 29, 2026
- Voice cloning audio quality: 5 dB vs 20 dB denoise or re-record September 26, 2026