--- title: 'FREE & UNLIMITED AI Voices That Actually Sound Human' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=wyxPU6XQu9A' video_id: 'wyxPU6XQu9A' date: 2026-09-19 duration_sec: 618 channel: 'Malva AI' --- # FREE & UNLIMITED AI Voices That Actually Sound Human > Source: [FREE & UNLIMITED AI Voices That Actually Sound Human](https://youtube.com/watch?v=wyxPU6XQu9A) ## Summary The video demonstrates how to set up two free, unlimited AI voice generation tools on the Pinocchio platform to prepare for upcoming YouTube monetization rule changes. It provides step-by-step installation instructions for MOS TTS and QEM3TTS, including voice cloning capabilities, and briefly promotes Higgs Field for video creation. ### Key Points - **Monetization Deadline** [00:00] — YouTube is changing monetization rules at the start of next year, making it harder to monetize channels. The creator aims to build and monetize a channel before the year ends. - **Paid AI Voice Tools Disappoint** [00:24] — After testing many paid AI voice tools, the creator found them to sound unnatural and not worth the money, prompting a search for free alternatives. - **Two Free Tools Found** [00:38] — After four days of research, two perfect tools were found on the free platform Pinocchio: MOS TTS and QEM3TTS. Both allow voice generation and cloning with unlimited audio. - **Local and Offline Capability** [01:05] — Both models can be downloaded and run locally on a personal computer, completely free and without an internet connection. - **MOS TTS Demonstration** [01:19] — The creator demonstrates MOS TTS by generating a natural-sounding voice from a single sentence, highlighting its quality compared to typical AI voices. - **Installing Pinocchio** [02:01] — Steps to install Pinocchio: visit the website, click 'Install Pinocchio', download for the operating system, and continue through the installation. - **Exploring Pinocchio Models** [02:27] — Pinocchio hosts a wide range of models including image, video, and audio. The focus is on audio models for voice generation. - **Installing MOS TTS** [02:42] — Search for 'mos-t-t-s' in Pinocchio's Explore tab, check minimum requirements, and install the latest version. The process involves waiting for downloads and installations. - **Using MOS TTS Voice Generator** [03:46] — After installation, the model appears on the home screen. Use the Voice Generator option to describe a voice and input text, then generate natural-sounding audio. - **Testing and Tips** [04:39] — Test different voice descriptions and text. Start with 30-second to 1-minute samples to ensure naturalness before generating longer audio. - **Higgs Field for Video Creation** [05:34] — Higgs Field offers image, video, and audio models, including C-Dance 2.5 for creating up to 30-second high-quality videos. It's a sponsored mention. - **Installing QEM3TTS** [06:52] — Search for 'QEM3TTS' in Explore, choose the exact model, install the latest version, and download three model files from the Models tab, selecting the recommended size. - **QEM3TTS Voice Design** [08:17] — QEM3TTS also allows voice design and generation. The creator notes it sounds natural, with good pacing and energy changes. - **Voice Cloning with QEM3TTS** [08:41] — Upload an audio clip, click Transcribe for better quality, then use Target Text to generate unlimited audio. Work in blocks to avoid losing progress on errors. - **Custom Voice Options** [09:50] — QEM3TTS offers preset voices in the Speaker list. Users can download and clone these for unlimited use. ### Conclusion The video provides a practical guide to setting up two free, unlimited AI voice tools on Pinocchio, enabling creators to generate natural-sounding voices and clones for their content. It emphasizes the importance of testing and working in blocks for optimal results. ## Transcript Okay, I have to move fast. At the start of next year, YouTube is changing its rules, and monetizing a channel is going to get harder. So if I hurry, build something valuable, and get it monetized before this year ends, I won't have to meet those new requirements. The first thing I need is a good AI to create the voices. I tested a ton of different tools, and I even paid for some of them. The sad truth is, I was throwing my money away. Why? Because it turns out, plenty of the models that make you pay just don't sound natural. So, yeah, these AI-generated audio clips are pretty shit. So to fix that, I started researching the best free AI models for creating voices. And I don't want a free trial. I want something completely unlimited, where I can generate a full hour of audio if I need to, and never hit a limit. Well, after four days of research, I found not one, but two perfect tools. And both live on the same free platform, Pinocchio. With them, we can describe a voice with plain tech. or we can upload an audio clip from someone whose voice we have permission to use and clone that voice with a single button to create hours of audio with it. They match the quality I was looking for. On top of that, we can download and run both models locally on our own computer, completely free and even without an internet connection. Listen to this for a second. Okay, this is actually way better than I expected because normally with these voices you can tell almost immediately when something sounds artificial. That voice doesn't belong to any real person. I created it with the first of those models, MOS TTS, just by typing one sentence on my own computer completely free. Now I'll be upfront with you. The initial setup takes several steps, but once it's done, you never have to do it again. You just need to follow along once. In a minute, I'll also leave on screen the minimum requirements your computer needs for each tool. And if you want to see the next tools I find, subscribe and leave a like. Let's get to it. The first thing we're going to do is open Pinocchio. Don't worry if you've already seen this tool before, because one of the models we're covering today came out recently, and we've never shown it on the channel. Once you're on the website, go to this section, and what we have to click is right here, Install Pinocchio. That takes us to this part, where we click Download. Choose your operating system, Windows in my case, and download it. When it finishes, keep clicking Continue through the installation, and that brings us inside Pinocchio. The first time you install it, you'll see this empty interface. To install the tools, click Explore. Here you find a huge number of models and not just for voices The filters even include image and video models plus plenty of other interesting tools Let me know in the comments if you want a video about the other models on this platform But what we care about today are the audio models To install the first one, clear any tabs you may have selected and type mos-t-t-s. We're choosing this one right here. Before installing it, your computer needs to meet some minimum requirements, and I'm leaving them on screen right now. You can use an app like CPU-Z or ask any AI like ChatGPT how to check which components your computer has so you can compare them with these and know if you can install it. That said, this is a fairly light voice model, so nobody should really have problems with it. Once you're here, click Install and always go with Install Latest. If you've just installed Pinocchio, you might see a menu like this one, asking you to install some packages the program needs to work. Just click Install. It will start setting up in this section. Don't worry if you see all this code. You don't have to do anything except wait. When this window comes up, click Download, and it will start loading again. I'll say it once more because it matters. Don't touch anything here. Just wait for this other window to appear, then click Install. It loads one more time in this section, and we're almost done. When everything finishes downloading and installing, it takes us straight to the model's main page. And from now on, when you close and open the app, every model you download will show up right here on the home screen. Let's go into the one we just installed, and you'll see it has different options, from cloning voices to sound effects and a few more things. At 2.17 in the morning, the lighthouse went dark. By sunrise, the boat was still tied to the pier. But the only option we're going to use here is Voice Generator, because our second model does everything else better. For generating voices, though, this one has practically no rival. First press Download Model, and when this appears, it's ready to use. Now add any description of how you want your narrator's voice to sound, and in the text box, put the text you want it to narrate. Click Generate Voice and just listen to how good that sounds. Okay, this is actually way better than I expected, because normally with these voices you can tell almost immediately when something sounds artificial. From here, you can run all kinds of tests. Change the voice description and create something totally different. You only need to add the new description and then all the text you want to turn into speech. But let me give you a tip. Don't generate 10 minutes of audio in one go. Start with 30 seconds, maybe a minute, and make sure that sample sounds really natural. I didn't really expect this to work as well as it did, because usually you hear the first few words and immediately know something is artificial Adjust whatever you need in the description or the text until it does In a bit I show you how to clone that voice with a model that lets us generate endless amounts of audio in a single run. Having the best voices is great, but if we want to build a successful channel, we also need the best videos. And I'm going to show you how to create videos like this one. I created this video inside Higgs Field. On this platform, we get not only the best image and video models, but also powerful audio models that sound even more natural than the ones we're using today. Everything in one place, without having to pay for several different subscriptions. And among those new models, we have C-Dance 2.5. As you can see, it lets us create videos up to 30 seconds long at very high quality, with results that look like scenes from a real movie. To use it, what I usually do is go to the Image section, choose this model, and add a prompt so it returns up to four images at once. We pick the one that catches our attention most, and if it looks good, we click Turn to Video. That takes us to the Video section, where we can choose between a ton of different models, but in this case, I want to use Cdance 2.5. We add our image again, and as I was saying before, in the settings, we can select up to 30 seconds at 1080p with a very good bitrate. We add our prompt and generate it. And as you saw earlier, we're going to create a real movie by pressing a few buttons, with scene changes, camera changes, and everything we need. If you want to try it yourself, I'll leave the link in the description and in the pinned comment. Thanks to Higgsfield for sponsoring this video. Now let's move on to the second audio model, because I still owe you that unlimited voice cloning setup. This tool comes with several interesting features, but honestly, I think only one of them makes it worth installing, and you'll see which one in a moment. Go back to the Pinocchio homepage, stop the model we were using, and open Explore again. This time, type QEM3TTS and search. Several models will come up, but it's important to choose this exact one. Notice the mark it has right here. I'm leaving the minimum requirements for this one on screen for a few seconds, too. And I'll leave all the links to the tools we're using today on my website in the description. Just open PDFGuides, look for the one with today's thumbnail, and download the PDF. You'll find every resource you need there for free. We're going to do the same as before. Click Install, then Install Latest, and continue through the installation. Now once it downloaded and you inside this next step is very important Go to the Models tab and work through these options one at a time For each of them under Size always choose this option and download it When the first one finishes, move on to the next, pick the same size and download it, and then repeat it one last time with the third. With that, we have the best models ready to use. Now, if you notice it's running very slow, you can try downloading the previous version and keeping that one active instead. It might run faster for you and the results are still decent. But like I said, I recommend staying on the most powerful version. As you can see at the top, this tool has its own voice design. After testing them, I feel like the first model sounds more natural, but you can do the same thing here as before. Write the text you want to turn into audio, describe how you want the voice to sound, and if we generate it, you'll hear that it sounds very natural too. But here the pacing feels really natural. The energy changes at the right moments. And even when I speed things up a little, it still sounds like someone genuinely talking to you. But the key here is what comes next. When you have an audio clip that sounds right, whether it came from this tool or from the first one, go to Voice Clone. In this section, upload the audio you created. And once it's uploaded, always click Transcribe. That makes the quality of the clone much better. And here, in Target Text, there's practically no limit to how much audio we can generate. We can add all the text we want. And when we click the clone and generate button, all of it turns into speech without a problem. Keep in mind that the more text you add, the longer it takes to generate, but the result is completely worth it. If you had told someone 10 years ago that by 2026 you could open a website, type a sentence into a box, and watch an artificial intelligence create a realistic image, write a full piece of software. I recommend working in blocks of a few minutes instead of generating a full hour at once. So if any kind of error shows up, you don't lose the entire generation. As you can see, the size we want is already selected. You can still change it whenever you want, and you can also pick a specific language. And depending on what you're generating, I'd adjust these two options here, because they change the way the voice speaks and the pauses it makes. So before sending it off to generate a full hour, play with these a little to see what suits your voice best. And of course, there are simpler options, like custom voice. If you don't want to design your own voices, write the text you want to convert here, go to Speaker, choose anyone from this list. If you like one of them, download it, clone that voice, and you'll have unlimited use of that voice too. Those are the two models I wanted to show you today. I hope they help you. If you want me to cover more tools like these, let me know in the comments. And remember, all the links from today are on my website in the description. See you in the next one, and thanks for watching.