Introduce relevant AI papers and real-time demonstrations
사진 확대 NCAI’s Monster Sound Technology Description Page.
NC AI, a subsidiary of NCsoft’s artificial intelligence (AI), announced on the 17th that it will unveil AI technology that generates and converts monster sounds (monster sounds) for games and entertainment at Interspeech 2025, the world’s largest voice and language technology conference.
The InterSpeech, hosted by the International Association of Voice Communications (ISCA), will be held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands from the 17th to the 21st.
At this conference, NCAI will present a total of two papers dealing with high-quality tone conversion model structures and learning techniques specialized in monster sound, and demo case papers implementing them as a web-based real-time conversion system.
At the site, when a visitor speaks through a microphone or uploads a sound, it immediately converts it into a tone such as a certain monster’s crying or roaring. It will also release an online demo page to allow users to experience cutting-edge technology.
This technology is expected to revolutionize the monster sound production method in large-scale multi-access role-playing games (MMORPGs). It is characterized by accurately adding only the desired style while maintaining the content of the original voice after capturing the character’s unique rough breathing or sharp roar without missing it.
It recognizes the content and feelings of words at the same time and naturally converts not only lines but also non-verbal elements such as laughter, roars, and breathing sounds to convey the vividness of real monsters crying in front of players in the game.
Cho Nam-hyun, head of NC’s AI Audio AI Team, said, “We have completed monster sound conversion technology by converting huge game audio data, advanced AI modeling technology, and excellent sound design expertise. We will continue to use AI to realize the creator’s imagination and contribute to providing innovative audio experiences to the entire digital content industry.”