Only my voice
Only my voice teaches Speechy what you sound like, then leaves out words other people said, like a colleague behind you or the TV. Set it up in Settings, Dictation, Your voice by reading one sentence aloud for about ten seconds. Your voiceprint stays on your Mac and keeps learning as you dictate.
How to use Only my voice
Open Your voice
In Settings, Dictation, find Your voice and click Learn my voice.
Read one sentence
Read the sentence on screen aloud for about ten seconds.
It switches on
Only my voice turns on by itself once it has learned you.
Dictate anywhere
Words someone else says are dropped before they're typed.
What's around you, what gets typed
SlackAround you
“You dictate a reply while a colleague asks who wants lunch”
Speechy types
Only your reply.
NotionAround you
“The TV is on between your sentences”
Speechy types
Your sentences, without the TV's lines.
ZoomAround you
“Someone answers right after you finish speaking”
Speechy types
Your words only. Their answer is left out.
Teach it once.
In Speechy, Settings, Dictation, Your voice. Learn again records a fresh voiceprint; Reset voice deletes it.
- Only my voiceFilters out other voices. Your voiceprint stays on this Mac.OffOn
Questions
No. Your voiceprint is made and kept on your Mac and is never synced.
Speech one after another is separated cleanly. When someone talks over you at the same moment, some of their words can still get through.
It needs a Parakeet voice model. With another model, the switch keeps your choice until you pick Parakeet again.
Yes. Dictations that are clearly you teach it a little more, so it learns your voice on different mics and days. Other people's words never teach it.
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