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SPECai Adds Multi-Voice Features, Plans Webinar


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SPECai has launched a redesigned user interface featuring new multi-voice capabilities and announced a free webinar to demonstrate how the enhancements can help radio sales teams create more effective spec spots and close deals faster.

The AI-powered platform, which enables radio account executives to generate fully produced custom spec spots in seconds, said the update was driven by user demand for the ability to include multiple voices in their productions.

According to the company, the enhanced interface expands SPECai's instant spec spot production capabilities and gives users greater control over voice delivery, emotion and overall production quality.

To introduce the new features, SPECai will host a 30-minute webinar, "Introducing the New SPECai: Multi-Voice & Enhanced Interface," on June 10 at 1 p.m. Eastern, noon Central and 10 a.m. Pacific. The session will be led by Compass Media Networks executives Nancy Abramson and Sydney Sperling.

The webinar will showcase several of the platform's latest AI-powered tools, including Instaspot, LeadGenie, Speech-to-Speech technology, phonetic saving capabilities and advanced voice search functions. Attendees will also receive practical tips, hear a sample spec spot and learn how the platform can be used in client presentations and sales meetings.

"We are so excited to share how SPECai users can now create multi-voice spec spots and control emotion and delivery directly into their productions," Abramson said. "It's a real game changer."

The company said the new features are designed to streamline workflows for account executives while helping them produce more compelling advertising concepts for prospective clients.

In addition to demonstrations of the updated interface, the webinar will include a live question-and-answer session with the SPECai team.

The webinar is open to current SPECai users as well as broadcasters interested in learning more about the platform's AI-powered sales and production capabilities. To register for the free webinar, click here.

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