The voices are sorted by overall review score. You can test voices like Jane, Nathan, and even your own voice to figure out which is the clearest for you, though we don’t recommend bothering your passengers by opting to receive. Then, I summarized my comments about the unique features of each voice and provided the link to download the voice yourself. Fun note: Your Voice & Sound section also allows you to update your Waze voice, which is the voice that gives you directions from your drive. There are a few other videos you can check out that I included in the spreadsheet: (Video Here) You can also record and personalize your own voice prompts. Here you will find a range of voices to choose from, including celebrities and accents. Here’s a great example of a custom Waze voice made by Drew Lynch. Under sound and voice, choose voice directions, then select waze voices.
The best part? They’re shareable! Searching for the perfect voice, I went through every Waze voice I could find (there were 45 at the time of posting) and rated them on how funny they were, how long you could realistically listen to the voice, and how good the audio quality was. The only real workaround is to create a custom voice. Once they expire, the voice goes back to its default upon the next app update. Waze recently released its custom voice feature, allowing anyone to record their own voices to use for their GPS. Celebrity voices are few and far between, and only available for a limited time.
Also, there was no way for me to take old celebrity voices and create sharable packages from them. I asked the mods before posting this here but I know Reddit is anti blog so here's a pasted version of the article (Tried formatting it here as best I could!): This way, you can record your own Waze voices with an external microphone, or with added sound effects or anything.
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