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Build text-to-speech applications using Qwen3-TTS, a powerful speech generation system supporting voice clone, voice design, and custom voice synthesis. Use when creating TTS applications, generating speech from text, cloning voices from audio samples, designing new voices via natural language descriptions, or fine-tuning TTS models. Supports 10 languages (Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Russian, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian).
Generate local speech with saved or designed voices, transcribe audio, and automate dubbing or narration workflows through VoiceStudio's REST API or MCP server. Use when the user wants to work with VoiceStudio audio or connect it to an agent or automation.
The AI narration / voiceover mini-skill (ElevenLabs-led). Use when someone wants an "AI voiceover," "narration," "text-to-speech for a video," "voice for my Reel/Short/explainer," "clone my voice," or to "dub a video into other languages." Picks the voice and model, writes for the ear, and directs the delivery; ElevenLabs generates the audio, the human mixes/reviews, WoopSocial schedules/publishes. Sits below the ai-video router, sibling to veo-3 and heygen. Consented voices only; disclose AI voice in ads/political.
Translates a talking-head take (or a finished video) into another language with the creator's own cloned voice through ElevenLabs Dubbing, using their ElevenLabs API key - sets the key up, trims the take first so no stutter is paid for, estimates the minutes, sends it after a yes, waits, lays the dubbed voice back on the image, then hands the translated take to short-editing for captions in the new language. Use when the user says translate, dub, dubbing, English version, Spanish version, traduis, version anglaise, doublage, ElevenLabs, or wants a second account in another language.
Translates a talking-head take (or a finished video) into another language with the creator's own cloned voice through ElevenLabs Dubbing, using their ElevenLabs API key - sets the key up, trims the take first so no stutter is paid for, estimates the minutes, sends it after a yes, waits, lays the dubbed voice back on the image, then hands the translated take to video-edit for captions in the new language. Use when the user says translate, dub, dubbing, English version, Spanish version, traduis, version anglaise, doublage, ElevenLabs, or wants a second account in another language.
Use Cartesia Sonic and related Cartesia voice APIs for production speech: text-to-speech, realtime WebSocket TTS, voice selection, instant and professional voice cloning, pronunciation/language/emotion controls, voice localization, voice changer, pricing/concurrency planning, privacy/security review, and QA for narration, ads, localization, dubbing, avatars, and interactive voice agents.
Generate cloned narration for the content workspace. Use local IndexTTS2 with the canonical lossless Pluviobyte reference for every local video, voice audition, digital-human narration, and subtitle-ready audio render. Preserve MiniMax only for public-facing articles or tutorials that teach users to connect through the relay service; never use MiniMax for local video production.