Find your next voice.

These are community-shared voice profiles available through Explore Voices in Murmur. Preview a reference recording here, then find and use the profile in the Mac app. They are separate from Murmur’s bundled preset voices and Voice Design demos.

Open Murmur, choose Explore Voices, and search for the voice by name. Click Use to download its reference sample and open Create Speech. Choose a compatible cloning model, complete any required model setup, and enter your own script. Some models also need a transcript of the reference sample.

The previews are community reference recordings, not live generation. Your output depends on the local model, reference quality, language, script, and settings. A profile may not have a playable sample, and not every model supports every language.

A community listing is not a permission grant. Check the original voice’s terms, the model license, and the speaker’s permissions before publishing or using a voice commercially. Do not use someone’s voice to impersonate them or imply their endorsement.

On a Mac, Murmur requires macOS 15+ on an Apple Silicon or Intel Mac. Community reference voices need a compatible optional cloning model, at least 16 GB of memory, and additional model/runtime downloads. Kokoro’s bundled presets are a separate voice option. The Windows beta does not include community voice browsing.

Browsing and downloading community samples needs an internet connection. Speech generation can run locally after setup, but periodic online license validation is still required. Export your generated speech as WAV or M4A.

In macOS, open System Settings, go to Accessibility, then Spoken Content, and pick a System Voice. To install additional system voices, open the voice list and manage downloads. Those voices read text aloud on the system level; Murmur is for generating speech you can export, with a community voice library to choose from.

This catalog is a live preview of Murmur's community voice library. Press play on any voice to hear its reference recording, then open Murmur and use Explore Voices to bring the same profile into your projects.