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Bridge Voice 01: Starship Computer Voice Pack

A voice pack from Core Systems Asset Factory. Paid; free browser demo on the page.

Bridge Voice 01: Starship Computer Voice Pack is a voice pack, paid, with a free browser demo on the store page.

Its store page states that commercial use is permitted; the exact licence terms are on the store page.

One ship computer for the whole flight: docking, the jump, damage reports, alarms and self destruct 163 spoken lines by one invented starship computer, for space sims, shooters, survival and horror games set aboard a ship or a station. Two registers of one voice: calm for routine status (84 lines) and alert for emergencies (79 lines).

Every line ships as a 48 kHz WAV and an OGG, trimmed tight and loudness matched, with a manifest that doubles as your subtitle table. AI voice, said up front These lines are AI generated: rendered with OpenAI text to speech (model gpt-4o-mini-tts, built in voice nova). No human voice actor, and no cloned or imitated real voice.

OpenAI's usage policies require that players are told a text to speech voice is AI generated, so the licence asks you to say so in your credits and gives you the line to paste.

Hear it first There is a free sampler on this page: 10 lines copied unaltered from the paid files (System online · Docking clamps released · Jump drive ready · Hull breach detected · Shields at twenty-five percent · Oxygen levels low · Incoming missile · Incoming transmission · Self destruct sequence initiated · Three). Same formats, same checks.

Tagged computer, game-audio, interface, Sci-fi, spaceship, Space Sim, voice, Voice Acting, voice-over and voices.

AI disclosure, as the store page states it: AI Assisted, Code, Graphics, Sounds, Text

Questions

Can I use it in a commercial game?

Yes. Its store page states that commercial use is permitted. The exact licence terms are on the store page.

Is there a free sample?

Yes: the store page has a free browser demo.

Paid · free browser demo on the page · Get it on itch.io. Files, screenshots and the full description are on the store page.

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