Voice model

Voice One — the expressive voice

Voice One is the studio's flagship text-to-speech engine: natural, expressive reads from a curated roster (Aria, warm and intimate; Orion, low and unhurried), from voices you clone from your own audio, or from a Character's assigned voice. Delivery is driven by punctuation and two controls — speed and expressiveness — and the output is an MP3 you can drop anywhere.

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Price
3 credits / 100 characters
Voices
Roster (Aria, Orion) · your clones · Characters
Languages
13
Controls
Speed 0.7–1.3 · expressiveness 0–1 · punctuation
Output
MP3
Access
Every account

Directing a read

The engine reads punctuation like an actor reads a script: commas breathe, an ellipsis hesitates, a dash cuts, a question lifts. Expressiveness at 0 is a steady narration; at 1 it is theatrical. Speed stays around 1 for dialogue and drops for audiobook-style narration. The Delivery guide in the voice studio lists the six techniques with examples you can insert.

Cloning and casting

  • Clone a voice from a clean recording — a minute of natural speech, no music, one speaker.
  • Assign a voice to a Character so every line they speak, in any scene, is the same voice.
  • Use `char:<id>` as the voice in the API to speak as a Character.

Starting points

Every tile opens the studio with the prompt already written.

Frequently asked questions

How much does text-to-speech cost on eroq?

3 credits per started block of 100 characters on Voice One, 2 on Voice Turbo. A 1,000-character paragraph is 30 credits — about 30 cents at the entry pack rate.

Can I clone my own voice?

Yes, from an audio upload in the voice studio. Clones are private to your account and usable in the studio and the API.

Which languages are supported?

Thirteen, on both speech engines; the roster voices read English natively and the other twelve on top.

Is there a faster or cheaper option?

Voice Turbo — lower latency, 2 credits per 100 characters, same roster and clones.

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