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Ken - Furious
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Voice Summary
An exceptionally high-energy and high-pitched male voice with a strong, shouting delivery. Its distinct, animated quality is perfect for character work, gaming, and attention-grabbing announcements.
Voice Attribute Summary:
| Attribute | Value | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| age Estimate | Mature Adult | The voice has a developed, full quality, not youthful or elderly. |
| gender | Male | The voice has characteristics typically associated with a male speaker. |
| language | English | The voice is speaking English. |
| country | United States | The voice uses pronunciations and patterns common in the United States. |
| language Code | en-US | This is the standard code for American English. |
| accent | American | The speaker's pronunciation aligns with standard American English. |
| accent Strength | Moderate | The accent is clearly present and stylized but does not impede comprehension. |
| pitch | High | This is an unusually high pitch for a male voice, creating a strained, excited, or character-like sound. |
| pitch hz | 269.09 | The fundamental frequency is 269.09 Hz, placing it well into the high range for a male speaker. |
| wpm | 141.39 | This is a moderate speaking pace, clear and easy to follow despite the high energy. |
| clarity | Crisp | The articulation is sharp and very easy to understand, with no mumbling. |
| intensity | Strong | The voice is projected with significant force and volume, conveying high energy or anger. |
| intensity percentage | 43.06 | The voice's volume level is at 43.06% on a linear scale. |
| energy Level | High | The voice is highly energetic and animated, suitable for dynamic or attention-grabbing content. |
| energy Number | 9.00 | On a scale of 1 to 10, this voice's energy is a 9, indicating an extremely animated delivery. |
| breathiness | None | The vocal folds are closing firmly, resulting in a clear, non-aspirated tone. |
| breathiness score | 0.10 | The quantitative score for breathiness is 0.1, indicating a very minimal, almost non-existent presence. |
| pause Frequency | Occasional | Pauses are used naturally between phrases and sentences for pacing. |
| average Pause Length Ms | 450.00 | The average pause between phrases is 450 milliseconds, contributing to a deliberate rhythm. |
| vocal Fry | Subtle | A slight creakiness is occasionally present, but it is not a defining feature of the voice. |
| vocal Fry number | 0.09 | The quantitative score for vocal fry is 0.086, indicating a very minimal presence. |
| style | , , , , , , , | |
Voice Analysis Breakdown
With a WPM of 141, this voice speaks at a moderate and deliberate pace. It's energetic without being rushed, ensuring that every word is heard clearly, making it suitable for announcements or character dialogue where clarity is key.
The average pitch of 269.09 Hz is exceptionally high for a male voice. This creates a very distinct, high-energy, and tense sound, perfect for character work, high-intensity announcements, or gaming commentary.
At 43.06% intensity, the voice is loud and forceful. This high volume conveys a sense of urgency, excitement, or anger, making it ideal for grabbing a listener's attention immediately.
Scoring a 9 out of 10 for energy, this voice is extremely animated and dynamic. It's perfect for roles that require a 'shouting' or highly excited delivery, such as a sports announcer, a video game character in battle, or an urgent alert.
Voice Info
Name: Ken - Furious
male
English / United States
Voice Provider:` 
MurfAI
Voice Profile Stats
Pitch(hz)269.09
Intensity(%)43.06
Energy9/10
Vocal Fry0.086
WPM141.39
Voice Styles & Applications
Recommended For
- Best for high-energy character voices in animation or video games that need to sound excited or angry.
- Best for attention-grabbing announcer roles for events, commercials, or promotional content.
- Best for dramatic or comedic scenes requiring an over-the-top, shouting delivery.
- Best for urgent alerts or public service announcements where the message must cut through noise.
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