ReMake Partners With DeepZen and Monotype

ReMake, a unique tech platform offering original and simple content versioning, have today announced two exciting partnerships with DeepZen, an AI voice synthesis specialist, and Monotype, who specialise in font licensing. The collaborations will further bolster ReMake’s unique feature offering by providing customers with relevant and innovative tools to version high quality ads at speed and scale.

Turning text into audio content that is rich with the emotion, intonation and rhythm of the natural voice, DeepZen uses groundbreaking technology to transform audio production. Producing digital voice solutions for audiobooks, advertising, marketing, brand voices and other types of voice content, the partnership will allow customers to quickly produce multi-language versions of their creative, without the traditional voice-over recording hassle.

In addition, ReMake’s latest partnership with Monotype, who specialise in digital typesetting and typeface design, will provide customers with access to over 38,000+ licensed fonts. Behind the text you read in newspapers and books, in the apps on your phone and in the websites you browse, Monotype provides the design assets, technology and expertise that help its customers create beautiful, authentic and impactful brands. The collaboration will allow customers of ReMake access to an impressive catalogue of fonts for testing in their platform, and when ready to use they can purchase.

Speaking on the DeepZen and Monotype partnerships, Mike Cowler, CTO at ReMake, comments: “We first started with DeepZen for customers looking to create ads with different voiceover and languages for internal testing, but over the last 6 months the quality and features have been so good that our customers are now using DeepZen voices for final production material.

Font licensing is critical in high volume international campaigns, and ensuring ReMake’s platform is aligned to EULA's (End User Licence Agreement) and can be accounted for is important for us to help customers understand how we fit into their licensing agreements.”