CREATOR DNACONSENT-BASED VOICE PROVENANCE

A PRIVATE 10-MINUTE VOICE STUDY

Your voice.
Your evidence.

Record four short phrases on three different days. Creator DNA studies the small, natural patterns that make your voice uniquely yours—even when your emotions change.

10 MINUTESper session3 SESSIONSon different days0 AUDIO FILESstored after analysis

LISTEN TO THE TEST

A copy can sound like you.
But does it respond like you?

Listen without looking at the labels. The AI copy may sound convincing to a listener. Creator DNA is designed to distinguish an authentic human voice from an AI-generated replica by analyzing how the voice behaves across repeated recordings, emotions and time.

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Authentic human recordingScot Sier · Founder, Creator DNA
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AI-generated voice replicaGenerated from the same speaker’s voice

WHAT THE PILOT FOUND

The clone copied the surface. The human identity appeared in the pattern.

Across repeated sessions, Scot read the same phrases in a neutral, firm, excited and angry manner. His real voice changed naturally with emotion, then returned toward its familiar pattern. The tested clone could imitate his sound at one moment, but it did not reproduce the same pattern of change across conditions. That longitudinal pattern provided evidence connecting the recordings to the same human source.

How Creator DNA works: A voice clone may convincingly reproduce how someone sounds in a single recording. Creator DNA instead examines how that person’s voice changes and returns to its familiar patterns across repeated sessions, emotional conditions and time.

Same wordsYou repeat a short script so each recording can be compared fairly.
Different emotionsWe observe how your real voice naturally moves under pressure and excitement.
Across timeRepeated sessions reveal what stays consistently yours from day to day.

WHY PEOPLE NEED THIS

Protect consentCreate evidence that your voice may be used only with your permission.
Protect incomeHelp connect licensed voice work, performances and future revenue to the authorized creator.
Challenge impersonationGive platforms, employers and unions more than a guess about whether a recording is human or cloned.
Establish a baselineBuild a private record now—before an unauthorized copy creates a dispute.

This pilot established a promising identity-continuity signal in the tested recordings; it was not a legal ruling or universal proof against every deepfake. Larger independent studies are still required.

SIMPLE RECORDING INSTRUCTIONS

Your phone.
A quiet room.
About 10 minutes.

  1. 01Use the same phoneRecord in a quiet room with fans, television and music turned off.
  2. 02Stay within 6 inchesHold the phone no more than six inches from your mouth and keep the same distance every session.
  3. 03Speak naturallyRead each phrase once in the requested manner. Do not imitate a character or force your pitch.
  4. 04Keep the time consistentComplete three sessions on different days at approximately the same time—preferably within the same two-hour window. Enter the actual recording time for each session.
Need the words beside you while recording?Download the one-page Word document without leaving your study.

Creator DNA Voice Study

Record these same four phrases in each of your three sessions.

Neutral

“My name is ____________________. This session is part of an ongoing identity study.”

Assertive

“I do not give permission for my voice to be replicated without my consent.”

Excitement

“I am excited to have my voice measured as part of this identity study.”

Aggressive

“I strongly object to my voice being used without my permission.”


Recording checklist

Same phone · Quiet room · Phone within 6 inches · Same distance · Same two-hour time window each day

PRIVATE ENROLLMENT

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Before you begin

Each session takes about 10 minutes. You will record four short phrases, then return on two more days and repeat them. Use the same phone, stay within six inches of it, and record in a quiet room.

YOUR AUDIO IS ANALYZED—THEN DELETED

With your consent, the recording is analyzed inside your browser. Once its measurements and unique file fingerprint are created, the app releases the audio and does not store or send it to Creator DNA. Your downloadable evidence file contains measurements and hashes only—not your voice recording.