Tips for recording and setup

Get the best results in Gan.AI personalized videos with proper recording setup. Follow tips for lighting, audio, framing, and script prep to ensure accurate lip-sync and voice cloning.

Setup & Recording Checklist

Follow these best practices before hitting record:

Script & Personalization Mode

  • If using Voice AI variables (i.e., you want the video to dynamically insert names or other personalized words): make your script specific, e.g., “Hi James” rather than just “Hi there”.

Equipment Quality

  • Use a good-quality microphone and camera — the better your source, the better the personalization output.

  • Ensure your environment is quiet, without background noise like AC, fans, traffic, etc.

Framing & Movement

  • Position yourself at least 3 feet (~1 meter) away from the camera, allowing space for natural movement and making sure lip movements are clearly visible.

  • Keep your head inside the camera frame at all times — avoid going out of view or moving out of frame.

  • Avoid sudden movements while recording — smooth, steady delivery helps the AI lip-sync accurately.

  • The beard shouldn’t be too long if possible, keep it short so that the lip-sync looks better.

Background & Visuals

  • Choose a simple, consistent background; avoid backgrounds that move or change — these can confuse the AI while processing.

  • If you plan to use dynamic background scrolling (e.g., your website in motion), do not share your screen while recording—this should be applied after recording.

Final Review Before Generation

  • Preview your recording: check audio quality, background noise, lip sync, and head framing.

  • If any issues are visible (e.g., heavy shadow, too much movement, voice distortion), consider re-recording.

Best Practices

  • Keep your script clear and conversational — a friendly tone helps personalization feel authentic.

  • Limit recording time: shorter videos (~1-2 minutes) often perform better and make personalization more efficient.

  • Use natural lighting (front-lit) and ensure you’re visible without glare or shadows.

  • If using personalization variables, test a few sample entries first (e.g., name, company, city) before generating a large batch.

  • Maintain consistent audio volume and tone — large variations can impact voice-cloning accuracy.

  • Stick to a single speaker and minimal background movement — multiple speakers or fast transitions can reduce accuracy.

By following this setup and recording checklist, you ensure that your personalized videos achieve the highest possible accuracy, clarity, and realism. Investing a few extra minutes in proper lighting, framing, audio quality, and script preparation dramatically improves lip-sync performance, voice cloning, and visual consistency. With the right setup, Gan.AI can deliver crisp, natural, and hyper-personalized outputs at scale—helping your videos feel authentic, professional, and truly tailored to every viewer.

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