Text to Speech
Write the line, direct the performance. Hear the Expressive model against Standard, feeling that climbs step by step, breath and laughter, whole scenes with several voices.
Two models
Each pair reads the same words in the same voice, directions included. Switch while it plays and listen for what Expressive adds: a voice that breaks, a breath, a timing that feels acted.
Pro voice model in every plan until
Saying goodbye
I wanted to tell you in person. I really did. I'm so sorry.
I wanted to tell you in person. I really did. I'm so sorry.
Dry sarcasm
Oh, wonderful. Another meeting that could have been an email.
Oh, wonderful. Another meeting that could have been an email.
Trying not to laugh
No, I'm serious. He sent the invoice to the client... in Comic Sans.
No, I'm serious. He sent the invoice to the client... in Comic Sans.
Bad news, gently
Your export is ready. But the last scene failed to render. I'm sorry.
Your export is ready. But the last scene failed to render. I'm sorry.
A quiet threat
I will ask once more. Where is the Ember Sigil?
I will ask once more. Where is the Ember Sigil?
Countdown to launch
Three, two, one... The studio is live!
Three, two, one... The studio is live!
Intensity
The same line at five steps, in the same voice. Play the ladder and hear the feeling climb.
Sarah · They said yes. The studio is ours.
They said yes. The studio is ours.
They said yes. The studio is ours.
They said yes. The studio is ours.
They said yes. The studio is ours.
They said yes. The studio is ours.
Ethan · You moved the deadline again.
You moved the deadline again.
You moved the deadline again.
You moved the deadline again.
You moved the deadline again.
You moved the deadline again.
Sheila · Did you hear that downstairs?
Did you hear that downstairs?
Did you hear that downstairs?
Did you hear that downstairs?
Did you hear that downstairs?
Did you hear that downstairs?
Adrian · I said, do not open that door.
I said, do not open that door.
I said, do not open that door.
I said, do not open that door.
I said, do not open that door.
I said, do not open that door.
Sounds
Sounds and pauses written into the line, exactly where they happen: a whisper that turns into a shout, a laugh that breaks the sentence, a voice crying through the words.
Quiet. They are right outside. Now! Run!
Okay, okay. Stop, I cannot breathe. You did not just say that!
Fine. You win. Send me the files.
I read the letter. Every word of it. Thank you.
Wait. Is that... It is! It is actually them!
Okay. Let's do this. One take, no mistakes.
Word by word
Seven paired tags. Each pair plays the plain line first, then the same line with the tag around some words.
<whisper> Whisper some words
The secret is under the old oak. Tell no one.
The secret is under the old oak. Tell no one.
<stress> Put weight on a word
We need one more take, not two.
We need one more take, not two.
<emphasis> Stress a word
You said tomorrow. Not Friday.
You said tomorrow . Not Friday.
<forceful> Say it with force
Stand back. Nobody moves.
Stand back. Nobody moves.
<fast> Speed up (the fine print)
Terms apply. Offer ends Sunday, limited stock, see store for details.
Terms apply. Offer ends Sunday, limited stock, see store for details.
<soft> Say it softly
Close your eyes. The story begins when you are ready.
Close your eyes. The story begins when you are ready.
<slow> Slow right down
And then, at last, the doors opened. One... by... one.
And then, at last, the doors opened. One... by... one.
Write a brief the way you would to a voice actor, in any language. The plain read comes first, then the directed one.
Warm reassurance
Your files are safe. Nothing was lost.
Your files are safe. Nothing was lost.
Deadpan
I love Mondays. Truly. Best day of the week.
I love Mondays. Truly. Best day of the week.
Bedtime story
And the little robot closed its eyes, and dreamed of the sea.
And the little robot closed its eyes, and dreamed of the sea.
Direction in Chinese, line in English
I'm fine. Really. Go on without me.
I'm fine. Really. Go on without me.
Directions are never spoken. One per sentence works best, placed before the words they apply to. Standard reads bracketed cues too, in a narrower range.
Timing
Pauses, speed-ups and slow-downs, written where they belong. The flat read first, then the paced one.
Pauses
I opened the box. Inside was a key. And a note. It said run.
I opened the box. Inside was a key. And a note. It said run.
Rushing, then slowing
There is no time. The doors lock at nine. Go now. But first, look at me. You are going to be fine.
There is no time, listen, the doors lock at nine, go, now! But first... look at me. You are going to be fine.
Several voices
One request, a voice for each speaker and a direction for each turn.
The vault (two voices)
The vault is on the left. Sixty seconds. Sixty? You said ninety! I said stay calm. Okay. Okay. I am calm. You really are not.
The support call (two voices)
Neurawaves support, how can I help? My export failed. Twice. The video goes live in ten minutes! Breathe. I have your file right here. Oh, thank you. Thank you so much.
The blackout (three voices)
The lights flickered twice, then died. Report. It is the generator, sir. It is, it is not responding. Then wake it up. I am trying.
The studio's dialogue editor builds this for you: pick a voice per speaker and write the turns.
Same voice
The same voice, four ways. The first take has no cue; the others add a few words in square brackets. Play them in a row and listen for the change.
The river keeps its own archive. Every stone on its banks remembers a flood, and every flood rewrites the map.
Did you hear the news? We won the festival prize! I still can hardly believe it.
Come closer. The treasure is buried under the old oak, but you must tell no one.
We did it! The new studio is officially open, and you are invited to the launch!
By use
Narration, news, ads, video, characters and two-voice scenes. Open a tab and press play, or play the whole group in a row.
Documentary, explainer, audiobook and storytelling reads in English, French and Arabic, with pauses, whispers and sighs written in.
For three thousand years, the Nile set the rhythm of an entire civilization. Tonight, we follow its current, from the highlands of Ethiopia to the wide delta of the Mediterranean.
Here is how it works. You write a line. You pick a voice. The studio does the rest.
The house had been empty for forty years. At least, that is what the village believed.
She folded the last letter and set it aside. Some stories end exactly where they began.
The lights went out across the valley, and nobody spoke. Then morning came, and the whole town sang.
And then the cake. Oh, you should have seen his face! Ten years of friendship, and he still falls for it.
Depuis trois mille ans, le fleuve donne son rythme à toute une civilisation.
كان الصباح هادئًا، والمدينة تستيقظ ببطء على صوت الموج.
A steady English read, and the same Arabic bulletin on three different voices.
Markets closed higher today as ministers signed the coastal accord. Full analysis after the break.
أعلنت الهيئة الوطنية للأرصاد الجوية عن تحسّن تدريجي في حالة الطقس خلال عطلة نهاية الأسبوع، مع عودة درجات الحرارة إلى معدلاتها الموسمية.
أعلنت الهيئة الوطنية للأرصاد الجوية عن تحسّن تدريجي في حالة الطقس خلال عطلة نهاية الأسبوع، مع عودة درجات الحرارة إلى معدلاتها الموسمية.
أعلنت الهيئة الوطنية للأرصاد الجوية عن تحسّن تدريجي في حالة الطقس خلال عطلة نهاية الأسبوع، مع عودة درجات الحرارة إلى معدلاتها الموسمية.
Trailer-style and dramatic English sells, a warm French sell, an Arabic announcer and a quiet, confiding spot.
Power you can hear. The new Voltan X, in stores Friday.
This season. One studio. A thousand voices. Neurawaves.
Envie d'ailleurs ? Avec Neurawaves, vos vidéos parlent toutes les langues. Écrivez votre histoire, puis faites-la entendre.
اكتب قصتك، واختر صوتك، ودعها تُسمع بكل اللغات. نيوراويفز، مستقبل الصوت بين يديك.
Some evenings, the whole city exhales at once: windows glowing, kettles singing, and every story finding its listener.
Three paces for short video: a sixty-second promise, a brisk hook and a calm reel.
In the next sixty seconds, you will hear the voice that launches a thousand videos. Stay with me.
Stop scrolling. This voice reads your comments out loud.
Slow mornings, warm light, and stories worth keeping. This is your Sunday reset.
Game and story voices with unusual timbre: a wizard, a deadpan robot, a monster, a demon, a goblin and a ghost.
You seek the Ember Sigil? Many have asked. None have returned.
Greetings, traveler. I have recalculated your odds. They are still terrible.
I AM the hollow between heartbeats. Knock twice, little one, and RUN.
Your candle gutters, mortal. Shall I hold it for you?
You want the shiny ring polished? That will cost you... hmm... THREE shiny rings!
Shhh... I am still here, between the walls, keeping your secrets.
Two voices in one take, with a speaker tag before each line: a studio skit, a podcast teaser and a support call.
Morning! Did you finish the captions for the launch video? Almost, the last scene needs retiming. Give me ten minutes. Perfect. I will prepare the voiceover while you polish.
Welcome back to Night Tales. Tonight: the lighthouse that blinks twice. Twice is the detail that hooked me. Lighthouses never blink twice. Exactly. Unless someone is signaling.
Thanks for calling the studio helpline! What seems to be stuck? My captions will not sync! Say no more. Upload the video, and breakfast comes captioned.
Community voices are made by other creators and are always labelled. Every clip was generated in the studio and published as it came out.
Everything you heard here is in the studio. Write your own line, pick a voice and hear it in seconds.
