DeepL Adds Aure Model to Voice Translation Service

Nov 11, 2026
DeepL's Aure model adapts translated speech to changes in a speaker's tone, emotion, emphasis and pace. It is now available across DeepL Voice products and initially supports eight languages.

DeepL announced in a press release that its new Aure model is now available across its DeepL Voice products. Aure continuously analyzes source audio and translated words to reflect changes in a speaker's tone, emotion, emphasis and pace in real time.

The model separates voice identity, prosody and spoken content so each element can be transferred to another language independently. It also filters background noise, echo and audio distortion, while reinforcement learning refines translation accuracy and speech quality.

Aure is applied automatically to DeepL Voice for Online Meetings, DeepL Voice for In-Person Conversations and the DeepL API for Voice. It initially supports English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese and Korean. Other languages remain available through existing DeepL Voice models.

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