Speech-to-Text & Text-to-Speech
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โIโm Michael, an AI audio engineer transforming speech into text and voices into lifelike AI narration. Janction gives me the power to process speech faster, cheaper, and at scale.โ
๐๏ธ Iโm Michael Chen, a 33-year-old AI audio engineer based in Toronto. At VoxMedia, I work on automated speech processing for videos, podcasts, and AI-powered customer service assistants. Whether itโs creating subtitles for YouTube, generating AI voiceovers, or real-time transcriptions, I need high-speed AI inference to keep up with fast-paced media production.
๐ป My problem?
Speech-to-text (STT) and text-to-speech (TTS) models need serious GPU power. Whisper, Tacotron, and WaveNet work well, but my RTX 6000 struggles with large-scale processing. Real-time AI dubbing and multilingual voice synthesis require low latency, and using cloud-based services like AWS Polly or Google Speech API gets too expensive when handling bulk workloads.
๐ Thatโs why I use Janction.
Janctionโs on-demand GPU pool gives me access to enterprise-grade GPUs for real-time speech processing, whether Iโm automating video subtitles, fine-tuning an AI voice, or transcribing an entire podcast series. Instead of waiting for slow local processing or paying premium cloud prices, I can scale up instantly and process speech at lightning speed.
๐ก What I love about Janction:
โ Faster speech processing โ I can transcribe and synthesize AI voices in real time.
โ Low-latency TTS generation โ My AI-generated voices sound natural without delays.
โ Scalability for bulk workloads โ When I have large media projects, I just add more GPUs.
โ Cost-effective AI inference โ No more expensive cloud API fees.
โ API-friendly automation โ Seamlessly integrates with editing and production workflows.
๐ง Now, I can focus on delivering high-quality AI-driven speech solutions without bottlenecks. Thanks to Janction, my media team processes speech faster, scales seamlessly, and saves costs on AI-driven audio workflows.