MendWave
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Verified AI performance editing

Fix a finished performance by editing text — not re-recording.

Change the script, and MendWave regenerates only the altered span — in the original performer's voice, inside the original take. Every candidate is scored — word accuracy, speaker match, naturalness — and ranked before you hear it; no voice is stored or cloned.

Research preview — free, single-word fixes. No signup, no credit card. Output is not watermarked. No voice cloning — performer consent required.

Before / After
The correction “I trust, Mr Holmes, that you can spare me a few hours of your valuable time.” “I trust, Mr Holmes, that you can spare me a few minutes of your valuable time.”
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Playing the original take. Switch to “After” to hear the v0 edit — one word regenerated, everything else the untouched original. Demo audio: LibriTTS (CC BY 4.0).

Re-transcribed

Each edit is transcribed back and checked word-for-word against your revised script.

Speaker-matched

A speaker model compares the edit to the surrounding take, so the voice stays the performer's.

Spliced, not pasted

Loudness-matched, room tone preserved, crossfaded at low-energy cut points.

Retry or flag

Eight takes are generated and scored; the ranking and every score are shown, so a weak best-take is visible, not hidden.

How it works

Three steps. No booth, no recall.

Getting talent back in a booth is expensive — when it's possible at all. Cloning their voice is a line studios rightly won't cross. MendWave is the third option: regenerate only the region you edited.

01

Upload the take, edit the script

Drop in the finished audio and its script (or auto-transcribe), then click the word to fix and type its replacement. Whole-script diffing is next on the roadmap.

02

Only the edited span is regenerated

The altered region is re-synthesized in the performer's own voice and spliced back at natural pause points. Everything outside the edit is still the original take.

03

Scored — every candidate

Eight candidates are generated, each re-transcribed, speaker-matched, and scored for naturalness — you get the top pick plus the score table for every candidate.

Why MendWave

Why it still sounds like the performance

The difference between clicking a word and hoping — and an edit you'd put your name on.

Verified, not vibes

Every candidate is re-transcribed, speaker-matched against the take itself, and scored for naturalness and pacing. The scores ship with the audio — you judge with the numbers in hand.

Script-first editing

Bring the script and edit against it — today one word at a time in the v0 preview; whole-session script-diff batch is the next milestone on the public roadmap.

No voice cloning

We verify each edit against the original performer with a speaker model — but build, store, and sell no voiceprint. Performer consent first; the master is never altered outside the splice.

Invisible splices

Cuts land on low-energy points, levels are loudness-matched, and the room tone carries through the edit — so the seam doesn't announce itself.

An edit report, every time

Each job ships with a line-by-line receipt: what changed, the candidates considered, and the verification scores. Provenance you can forward to talent, an agency, or a rights holder.

The master is sacred

Audio outside the spliced region is bit-for-bit your original file. No re-encoding sweep, no "enhancement" you didn't ask for.

Who it's for

Made for the takes you can't get back

Wherever the performance is the product and the performer isn't in the building anymore.

Film & TV post

ADR without the recall

A changed line, a legal note, a late script fix — after the actor has wrapped. Edit the dialogue inside the original performance instead of chasing a pickup across schedules and continents.

Game studios

VO that keeps up with the build

Renamed characters, rebalanced quests, live-ops updates — thousands of recorded lines drift out of date the day the sessions wrap. Fix them in the recorded voice, patch by patch, without another session.

Dubbing & localization

Fixes in every language

When the translation changes after the dub is in the can, the fix shouldn't need the studio again. Adjust the dubbed line in the dub actor's own voice — and keep the performance they gave.

Also at home in audio drama and audiobooks — where MendWave started.

Pricing

One price. $15 per fix.

What would it cost you to redo this recording — the re-booking, the studio time, the blown deadline? That's the number we price under.

Try it

First fix free

The v0 research preview is free — full pipeline, real scoring. Preview output is not watermarked; watermarking lands with the paid launch. Proof it works on your audio before a card ever comes out.

Then

$15 per fix

Prepaid, any quantity, same unit price. A fix is one edit job: change the script, get the verified result in the performer's own voice, with the edit report as your receipt.

That's it

No tiers, no subscriptions

No plans to compare, no volume ladders, no meters counting your minutes. Buy three fixes or three hundred — the price doesn't move.

Trust posture

Identity continuity — not voice cloning.

Tools that can speak in someone's voice deserve suspicion. MendWave is built so the answer to "where did my voice go?" is always: nowhere.

  • Performer consent is required before any edit is generated.
  • No voice profile is trained, stored, or sold — each edit is checked against the surrounding audio only, then the comparison is discarded.
  • Your audio is never used to train our models.
  • Every regenerated span is speaker-verified against the performer's own surrounding audio before it ships.
  • Flagged edits stop at review — nothing unverified reaches your master. The edit report is provenance you can hand to talent or an agency.
  • Demos and testing use public-domain LibriVox recordings.
FAQ

Fair questions

Will listeners hear the edit?
That's the whole game, so we don't leave it to luck: edits are cut at low-energy points in the audio, loudness-matched to the surrounding take, crossfaded, and the room tone is preserved through the splice. Then a speaker model and a fresh transcription verify the result. Listen to the before/after above — that's the product, not a staged sample.
Is this voice cloning?
No. Cloning builds a reusable voice profile that can say anything; MendWave regenerates one specific span inside its original context and verifies it against the performer's surrounding audio. No voiceprint is created, stored, or reusable afterwards — and performer consent is required up front.
Can it handle expressive, emotional delivery?
That's the design goal of our current model generation: it's trained on emotionally expressive speech, stratified by intensity, specifically so edits hold up inside charged deliveries — not just flat read-throughs. And the verification gate is the honest backstop: every candidate's match to the surrounding performance is scored and shown, flagging weak edits for review rather than shipped.
What do I upload?
The finished audio (a line, a scene, or a whole session) and the revised text. MendWave aligns the audio to the script, diffs the two versions, and works out the edit list itself — you don't mark up timestamps.
What happens if an edit can't be verified?
MendWave generates several takes and scores each one. If no take passes the transcript, speaker, and naturalness scoring, every candidate's numbers are shown with the ranked pick — in the v0 preview you make the ship call with the scores in hand; hard enforcement gates arrive with the paid launch.
Do you keep or train on my audio?
No. Your files are used to produce your edit and its verification report, and we don't train models on customer audio. The unedited regions of your master pass through untouched.
What does it cost?
$15 per fix, flat at launch. The v0 preview is free — an unwatermarked, two-minute preview so you can hear it work on your own audio. After that, fixes are prepaid at the same price in any quantity: no subscriptions, no tiers, no volume discounts. Price it against what redoing the recording would cost you — that's the comparison that matters.

Hear it fix your take

Open the editor, upload a short clip, type the change, and listen to the verified edit in the performer's voice — before you've finished your coffee.

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First fix free · then $15 per fix, prepaid · performer consent required · output at 24 kHz.