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About Charles - NewsCast
Voice Design Recipe Public
Director's casting notes & character prompt
Full Voice Summary
A deep, resonant baritone voice with a classic broadcast cadence that commands attention and conveys trustworthiness. Its polished, steady delivery is reminiscent of traditional prime-time news anchors or movie trailer narrators.
Acoustic Attributes
- age Estimate
- Mature Adult
The voice sounds like it belongs to a man aged 40-60, conveying experience and stability.
- pitch
- Medium
The voice has a balanced pitch, making it sound clear and professional without being too deep.
- intensity
- Normal
The voice is delivered at a standard volume, sounding professional and not whispery or loud.
- energy Level
- Medium
The voice maintains a steady and professional energy level, suitable for informative content.
- breathiness
- None
The voice has a clear, solid tone with minimal audible air escaping during speech.
- pause Frequency
- Occasional
The voice uses natural pauses that aid comprehension and give the speech a human-like rhythm.
- average Pause Length Ms
- 450
The pauses are of a natural length, preventing the speech from feeling rushed or disjointed.
- vocal Fry
- Subtle
A slight, gravelly texture is sometimes present, adding a bit of character without being distracting.
Detailed Performance Breakdown
This voice speaks at 167 words per minute, a moderate and deliberate pace that is easy to follow, making it ideal for narration, e-learning, and clear instructions.
With an average pitch of 136.73 Hz, this voice sits comfortably in the standard male vocal range, projecting an air of authority and trustworthiness without sounding overly deep.
The intensity level of 29.94% indicates a calm and controlled vocal delivery, making the voice sound reassuring and professional rather than loud or aggressive.
Scoring a 5 out of 10 on the energy scale, this voice maintains a balanced and professional energy level—engaging and clear without being overly enthusiastic or flat.
Recommended Casting
- Ideal for delivering headlines and journalism with a classic broadcast gravity.
- Perfect for corporate manifestos or presentations requiring a commanding tone.
- Great for documentary narration that needs a steady, authoritative guide.
- Suitable for formal public service announcements and serious instructional content.