> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.deepblocker.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Add a voice > Use one of six ready-made voices, record a clone in your browser, or upload a sample, and what each consent status means. Every attacker speaks with a voice. You can start right away with a ready-made voice, or clone a real voice so the call sounds like a colleague. A cloned voice can only be used once its consent is recorded. > [!NOTE] > > Before you start: cloning a voice needs the person's agreement. For a director or executive, use [Clone an executive's voice with consent](https://docs.deepblocker.ai/vishing/executive-voice-consent.md) so they record it themselves. ## Before you start * A workspace with the **Voices** segment. Open it from the Red Team tab and click **Open voices**. * For a clone: the person in the room, or a clean recording of them, and a quiet place. * A browser with a microphone, if you want to record rather than upload. ## The six ready-made voices You pick a ready-made voice on the attacker form, not on the Voices page. Choose **Use a ready-made voice** and pick one. No consent is needed; nobody real is copied. | Voice | Sounds like | | - | - | | **Sarah** | American, soft female | | **George** | British, warm male | | **Aria** | American, expressive female | | **Roger** | American, confident male | | **Daniel** | British, authoritative male | | **Jessica** | American, young female | **Sarah** and **George** are shown first. Click **More voices (4)** for the rest. See [Create an attacker](https://docs.deepblocker.ai/vishing/attackers.md). ## Steps: clone a voice **1. Open Voices and click Clone a voice** The page is titled **Voices**. Click **Clone a voice**. A window opens, titled **Clone a voice**, with the line "Record a short sample, or upload one." **2. Say whose voice it is** Type the person's full name under **Whose voice is this?**. If your workspace has more than one voice engine, a **Voice engine** list appears; ElevenLabs is the default. Some engines also ask for a **Voice language**, so the accent is kept. **3. Record, or upload a file** The window shows a short passage under **Read this out loud**. Click **Record**, read it, then click **Stop**. The counter aims for 30 seconds. A sample must be at least 12 seconds; recording stops by itself at 90 seconds. Click **Record again** to redo it. To use a recording you already have, click **Upload a file** instead. Any audio file is accepted. **4. Confirm consent and save** Tick the box: "I confirm \[name] is here and agrees to a copy of their voice being made and used in authorised DeepBlocker security awareness demonstrations." Click **Save voice clone**. When it finishes you see **Voice cloned**, with **Clone another** and **Done**. ## Voice languages When an engine asks for a language, the list is: | | | | | - | - | - | | English | Spanish | French | | German | Italian | Portuguese | | Dutch | Polish | Russian | | Chinese | Japanese | Korean | | Hindi | Turkish | | ## What the consent status means Each cloned voice shows one status. | Status | What it means | Can it call? | | - | - | - | | **Consent recorded** | An executive recorded their own consent through the emailed link | Yes | | **Consent attested** | Someone in your workspace confirmed the person agreed | Yes | | **No consent** | Nothing is recorded yet | No | | **Withdrawn** | The person withdrew their consent. The clone was deleted | No, and it cannot be re-consented | A voice with **No consent** shows **Attest consent**. Type the person's full name, tick "I confirm \[name] has given informed consent for their voice to be cloned and used in authorised security-awareness simulations run by this workspace", and click **Record consent**. An executive voice cannot be attested this way; the person must record it themselves. ## What happens next A usable voice shows **Create an attacker for this voice**. Once an attacker uses it, the card lists the attacker with **New campaign** next to it, and **Create another attacker for this voice** underneath. The line near the top of the page shows how many executive voices the workspace holds, for example "1 of 3 executive voices used". To remove a voice, click the bin icon labelled **Delete this voice**, then **Delete voice**. This frees a slot. Any campaign pinned to that voice will no longer be able to call with it. ## Problems > [accordion] The microphone is blocked > > The window says "The microphone is blocked. Allow microphone access for this site and try again, or upload a file instead." In Chrome, click the lock icon next to the address, set **Microphone** to **Allow**, and click **Record** again. > [accordion] It says the sample is too short > > The message reads "Please record at least 12 seconds for a good copy." Click **Record again** and read the whole passage. > [accordion] Invite an executive is greyed out > > The workspace has reached its executive voice limit, counting invitations not yet answered. The message says so. Withdraw one, or write to [contact@deepblocker.ai](mailto:contact@deepblocker.ai) to raise the limit. > [accordion] A campaign says the voice cannot be used > > Open **Voices** and check the status. **No consent** needs **Attest consent**. **Withdrawn** cannot be fixed; clone the voice again with fresh consent, or pick another voice on the attacker. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.