Italian: Voice Recording - Data Collection

We're looking for native Italian speakers to take part in a short, paid voice recording project. You'll record scripted conversational speech in Italian on your smartphone. It's simple, flexible, and you can do it all on your own schedule.

What You'll Do

  • Read and record short, scripted conversational speech in German on your smartphone
  • Follow the quality and recording guidelines so your submissions meet acceptance standards

Requirements

  • Native Italian speaker 
  • 18 years of age or older
  • Own a smartphone

Compensation

  • Pay: $0.740 per unit, an estimated $62.90 per hour at 85 units
  • You are paid for completing your full assigned session, with 80% of prompts passing quality review
  • Incomplete sessions will not be paid
  • Sessions with a QA acceptance score below 80% are rejected and will not be paid
  • Recordings are reviewed for native-speaker status, guideline compliance, and signs of borrowed or AI-generated voices before payout.

How to Get Started

  • Apply to the project.
  • If selected, you'll receive an email from CrowdGen to create your account.
  • Log in, reset your password, and complete the onboarding requirements.
  • Review the project guidelines and recording requirements.
  • Start participating and submitting qualifying recordings.

Important Notes

  • This project works on a first-come, first-served basis
  • Demographic quotas are in place to keep representation balanced, so some applicants may not get a task if their group's quota is already full
  • The number of prompts available may vary from person to person

This is a project-based opportunity with CrowdGen, where you'll join the CrowdGen Community as an Independent Contractor. If selected, you'll receive an email from CrowdGen with instructions to create your account, complete the setup requirements, and start participating in the project.

If you're passionate about precision, language, and AI innovation, we'd love to have you on the team!



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