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UnknownThe post demonstrates Fish Audio and uses a comment-keyword CTA, but captured evidence has no Paid partnership label, tracked URL, or standing program evidence. https://www.tiktok.com/@hqahleefenris/video/76756766517489205900:41 · spoken hook
“You can now clone your voice and make it whisper, or shout, or even cry on command.”
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Shows one cloned Fish Audio voice whispering, shouting and sounding exhausted through typed direction, then trades the link for an `audio` comment.
9views0likes↑4.5×vs their usual post · 2 views—creators ran this script
@hqahleefenris · — followers · 1 of 60 recent posts mention Fish Audio · creator page →
1Offer crying on commandcreator-claim0:00–0:08
0:000:00You can now clone your voice and make it whisper, or shout, or even cry on command.
Whispering, shouting and crying establish delivery range as the attraction of S2.1 Pro rather than simply copying vocal identity.
0:05This is powered by Fish Audio's new S2.1 Pro model.
2Replace another take with an emotion tag0:08–0:18
0:060:08Normally, changing emotions means you have to completely re-record the audio.
The text editor's tag menu accompanies the claim that typing the desired emotion replaces rerecording the performance.
2 lines · members3Make Ben sound dead tired0:18–0:28
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4Remove markup as the next obstaclecta · comment-keyword0:28–0:41
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8 more linesmembers read and copy every script on the site
@hqahleefenristiktok · — followers · median 2 views · n=60best post94.5×views · for Fish AudioUnknown The post demonstrates Fish Audio and uses a comment-keyword CTA, but captured evidence has no Paid partnership label, tracked URL, or standing program evidence. https://www.tiktok.com/@hqahleefenris/video/7675676651748920590Open creator →Views and likes are public counts at capture time. The multiple compares this post with the creator’s own recent median, not a claim about what caused its reach. Read the methodology →