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A voice genre refers to the category of voiceovers or narration typically found in media such as film, television, or audiobooks. There are several voice genres, including:

1. Establishment Narrator: Often used in documentaries and informational videos, this voice style conveys knowledge and authority, frequently with a more serious tone.

2. Dramatic Narrator: This voice is often intense and engaging, used in film, tv, and audiobooks to describe high-stakes situations or emotional scenes, usually trying to elicit a strong reaction from the audience.

3. Conversational Narrator: This voice sounds like a friend casually chatting with you, and is often used in advertising and other more casual media settings to make the viewer feel comfortable and involved.

4. Seductive or Sensual Narrator: This voice is slow, smooth, and