Station identity is the voice a channel is recognised by, heard between programmes rather than inside them. It is a narrow register: short, measured, and the same every time.
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Narration is the one job where a voice has to hold up for hours rather than seconds. 163 of the 244 voices here carry the narration tag, the largest group in the catalog, across English, Hindi and nine other Indic languages.
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Continuity is a register of its own
A channel ident is six words. A continuity link is twenty. Neither reports news nor sells anything, which is what separates this from a newsroom read or a commercial. The job is recognition: a viewer should know the channel from the voice before the logo appears, which puts consistency above expression.
Promos run to the second
Network promos are cut to fixed durations and the voice has to land inside them. Speed adjusts from 0.5 to 2.0, so a line that runs two seconds long is fixed by the setting rather than by rewriting. Requests cap at 250 characters, roughly one continuity link, so you generate line by line and retime individually.
The same voice, for years
Station voices traditionally last a decade, which is why rebooking one for every schedule change is expensive and why most channels under-produce their continuity. Generated idents cost one request each, so a seasonal refresh or a new programme strand stops being a budget line.
Delivering to a playout system
Output is 44.1 kHz mono as WAV, MP3 or raw PCM. Take WAV into playout, since broadcast chains apply their own compression and loudness normalisation on ingest. Confirm the loudness specification your channel runs to, as that is applied before delivery rather than by the API.
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