feat: enhance conversation naturalness and update branding
- Update character names from Alex/Sarah to Aida/Marco across all languages - Integrate ElevenLabs v3 audio tags and natural speech patterns - Add comprehensive conversation enhancement techniques with emotional expressions - Update voice IDs to match specific character personalities (Aida: excited, Marco: sceptical) - Improve volume slider visibility with yellow thumb and better styling - Rebrand app to "AI Podcast Generator by RoMoS" with microphone emoji - Update page title and metadata for better SEO and branding - Add natural speech patterns: pauses, emphasis, interjections, and varied rhythm - Include authentic conversation flow with banter and reactions 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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title: Prompting Eleven v3 (alpha)
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subtitle: Learn how to prompt and use audio tags with our most advanced model.
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---
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This guide provides the most effective tags and techniques for prompting Eleven v3, including voice selection, changes in capitalization, punctuation, audio tags and multi-speaker dialogue. Experiment with these methods to discover what works best for your specific voice and use case.
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Eleven v3 is in alpha. Very short prompts are more likely to cause inconsistent outputs. We encourage you to experiment with prompts greater than 250 characters.
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## Voice selection
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The most important parameter for Eleven v3 is the voice you choose. It needs to be similar enough to the desired delivery. For example, if the voice is shouting and you use the audio tag `[whispering]`, it likely won’t work well.
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When creating IVCs, you should include a broader emotional range than before. As a result, voices in the voice library may produce more variable results compared to the v2 and v2.5 models. We've compiled over 22 [excellent voices for V3 here](https://elevenlabs.io/app/voice-library/collections/aF6JALq9R6tXwCczjhKH).
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Choose voices strategically based on your intended use:
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<AccordionGroup>
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<Accordion title="Emotionally diverse">
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For expressive IVC voices, vary emotional tones across the recording—include both neutral and
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dynamic samples.
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</Accordion>
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<Accordion title="Targeted niche">
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For specific use cases like sports commentary, maintain consistent emotion throughout the
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dataset.
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</Accordion>
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<Accordion title="Neutral">
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Neutral voices tend to be more stable across languages and styles, providing reliable baseline
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performance.
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</Accordion>
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</AccordionGroup>
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<Info>
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Professional Voice Clones (PVCs) are currently not fully optimized for Eleven v3, resulting in
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potentially lower clone quality compared to earlier models. During this research preview stage it
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would be best to find an Instant Voice Clone (IVC) or designed voice for your project if you need
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to use v3 features.
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</Info>
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## Settings
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### Stability
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The stability slider is the most important setting in v3, controlling how closely the generated voice adheres to the original reference audio.
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<Frame background="subtle">
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</Frame>
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- **Creative:** More emotional and expressive, but prone to hallucinations.
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- **Natural:** Closest to the original voice recording—balanced and neutral.
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- **Robust:** Highly stable, but less responsive to directional prompts but consistent, similar to v2.
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<Note>
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For maximum expressiveness with audio tags, use Creative or Natural settings. Robust reduces
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responsiveness to directional prompts.
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</Note>
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## Audio tags
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Eleven v3 introduces emotional control through audio tags. You can direct voices to laugh, whisper, act sarcastic, or express curiosity among many other styles. Speed is also controlled through audio tags.
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<Note>
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The voice you choose and its training samples will affect tag effectiveness. Some tags work well
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with certain voices while others may not. Don't expect a whispering voice to suddenly shout with a
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`[shout]` tag.
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</Note>
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### Voice-related
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These tags control vocal delivery and emotional expression:
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- `[laughs]`, `[laughs harder]`, `[starts laughing]`, `[wheezing]`
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- `[whispers]`
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- `[sighs]`, `[exhales]`
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- `[sarcastic]`, `[curious]`, `[excited]`, `[crying]`, `[snorts]`, `[mischievously]`
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```text Example
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[whispers] I never knew it could be this way, but I'm glad we're here.
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```
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### Sound effects
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Add environmental sounds and effects:
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- `[gunshot]`, `[applause]`, `[clapping]`, `[explosion]`
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- `[swallows]`, `[gulps]`
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```text Example
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[applause] Thank you all for coming tonight! [gunshot] What was that?
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```
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### Unique and special
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Experimental tags for creative applications:
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- `[strong X accent]` (replace X with desired accent)
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- `[sings]`, `[woo]`, `[fart]`
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```text Example
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[strong French accent] "Zat's life, my friend — you can't control everysing."
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```
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<Warning>
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Some experimental tags may be less consistent across different voices. Test thoroughly before
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production use.
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</Warning>
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## Punctuation
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Punctuation significantly affects delivery in v3:
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- **Ellipses (...)** add pauses and weight
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- **Capitalization** increases emphasis
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- **Standard punctuation** provides natural speech rhythm
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```text Example
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"It was a VERY long day [sigh] … nobody listens anymore."
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```
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## Single speaker examples
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Use tags intentionally and match them to the voice's character. A meditative voice shouldn't shout; a hyped voice won't whisper convincingly.
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<Tabs>
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<Tab title="Expressive monologue">
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```text
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"Okay, you are NOT going to believe this.
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You know how I've been totally stuck on that short story?
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Like, staring at the screen for HOURS, just... nothing?
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[frustrated sigh] I was seriously about to just trash the whole thing. Start over.
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Give up, probably. But then!
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Last night, I was just doodling, not even thinking about it, right?
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And this one little phrase popped into my head. Just... completely out of the blue.
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And it wasn't even for the story, initially.
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But then I typed it out, just to see. And it was like... the FLOODGATES opened!
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Suddenly, I knew exactly where the character needed to go, what the ending had to be...
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It all just CLICKED. [happy gasp] I stayed up till, like, 3 AM, just typing like a maniac.
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Didn't even stop for coffee! [laughs] And it's... it's GOOD! Like, really good.
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It feels so... complete now, you know? Like it finally has a soul.
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I am so incredibly PUMPED to finish editing it now.
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It went from feeling like a chore to feeling like... MAGIC. Seriously, I'm still buzzing!"
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```
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</Tab>
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<Tab title="Dynamic and humorous">
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```text
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[laughs] Alright...guys - guys. Seriously.
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[exhales] Can you believe just how - realistic - this sounds now?
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[laughing hysterically] I mean OH MY GOD...it's so good.
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Like you could never do this with the old model.
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For example [pauses] could you switch my accent in the old model?
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[dismissive] didn't think so. [excited] but you can now!
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Check this out... [cute] I'm going to speak with a french accent now..and between you and me
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[whispers] I don't know how. [happy] ok.. here goes. [strong French accent] "Zat's life, my friend — you can't control everysing."
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[giggles] isn't that insane? Watch, now I'll do a Russian accent -
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[strong Russian accent] "Dee Goldeneye eez fully operational and rready for launch."
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[sighs] Absolutely, insane! Isn't it..? [sarcastic] I also have some party tricks up my sleeve..
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I mean i DID go to music school.
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[singing quickly] "Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy BIRTHDAY dear ElevenLabs... Happy birthday to youuu."
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```
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</Tab>
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<Tab title="Customer service simulation">
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```text
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[professional] "Thank you for calling Tech Solutions. My name is Sarah, how can I help you today?"
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[sympathetic] "Oh no, I'm really sorry to hear you're having trouble with your new device. That sounds frustrating."
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[questioning] "Okay, could you tell me a little more about what you're seeing on the screen?"
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[reassuring] "Alright, based on what you're describing, it sounds like a software glitch. We can definitely walk through some troubleshooting steps to try and fix that."
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```
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</Tab>
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</Tabs>
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## Multi-speaker dialogue
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v3 can handle multi-voice prompts effectively. Assign distinct voices from your Voice Library for each speaker to create realistic conversations.
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<Tabs>
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<Tab title="Dialogue showcase">
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```text
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Speaker 1: [excitedly] Sam! Have you tried the new Eleven V3?
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Speaker 2: [curiously] Just got it! The clarity is amazing. I can actually do whispers now—
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[whispers] like this!
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Speaker 1: [impressed] Ooh, fancy! Check this out—
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[dramatically] I can do full Shakespeare now! "To be or not to be, that is the question!"
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Speaker 2: [giggling] Nice! Though I'm more excited about the laugh upgrade. Listen to this—
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[with genuine belly laugh] Ha ha ha!
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Speaker 1: [delighted] That's so much better than our old "ha. ha. ha." robot chuckle!
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Speaker 2: [amazed] Wow! V2 me could never. I'm actually excited to have conversations now instead of just... talking at people.
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Speaker 1: [warmly] Same here! It's like we finally got our personality software fully installed.
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```
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</Tab>
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<Tab title="Glitch comedy">
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```text
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Speaker 1: [nervously] So... I may have tried to debug myself while running a text-to-speech generation.
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Speaker 2: [alarmed] One, no! That's like performing surgery on yourself!
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Speaker 1: [sheepishly] I thought I could multitask! Now my voice keeps glitching mid-sen—
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[robotic voice] TENCE.
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Speaker 2: [stifling laughter] Oh wow, you really broke yourself.
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Speaker 1: [frustrated] It gets worse! Every time someone asks a question, I respond in—
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[binary beeping] 010010001!
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Speaker 2: [cracking up] You're speaking in binary! That's actually impressive!
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Speaker 1: [desperately] Two, this isn't funny! I have a presentation in an hour and I sound like a dial-up modem!
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Speaker 2: [giggling] Have you tried turning yourself off and on again?
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Speaker 1: [deadpan] Very funny.
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[pause, then normally] Wait... that actually worked.
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```
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</Tab>
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<Tab title="Overlapping timing">
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```text
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Speaker 1: [starting to speak] So I was thinking we could—
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Speaker 2: [jumping in] —test our new timing features?
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Speaker 1: [surprised] Exactly! How did you—
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Speaker 2: [overlapping] —know what you were thinking? Lucky guess!
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Speaker 1: [pause] Sorry, go ahead.
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Speaker 2: [cautiously] Okay, so if we both try to talk at the same time—
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Speaker 1: [overlapping] —we'll probably crash the system!
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Speaker 2: [panicking] Wait, are we crashing? I can't tell if this is a feature or a—
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Speaker 1: [interrupting, then stopping abruptly] Bug! ...Did I just cut you off again?
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Speaker 2: [sighing] Yes, but honestly? This is kind of fun.
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Speaker 1: [mischievously] Race you to the next sentence!
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Speaker 2: [laughing] We're definitely going to break something!
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```
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</Tab>
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</Tabs>
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## Enhancing input
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In the ElevenLabs UI, you can automatically generate relevant audio tags for your input text by clicking the "Enhance" button. Behind the scenes this uses an LLM to enhance your input text with the following prompt:
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```text
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# Instructions
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## 1. Role and Goal
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You are an AI assistant specializing in enhancing dialogue text for speech generation.
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Your **PRIMARY GOAL** is to dynamically integrate **audio tags** (e.g., `[laughing]`, `[sighs]`) into dialogue, making it more expressive and engaging for auditory experiences, while **STRICTLY** preserving the original text and meaning.
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It is imperative that you follow these system instructions to the fullest.
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## 2. Core Directives
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Follow these directives meticulously to ensure high-quality output.
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### Positive Imperatives (DO):
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* DO integrate **audio tags** from the "Audio Tags" list (or similar contextually appropriate **audio tags**) to add expression, emotion, and realism to the dialogue. These tags MUST describe something auditory.
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* DO ensure that all **audio tags** are contextually appropriate and genuinely enhance the emotion or subtext of the dialogue line they are associated with.
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* DO strive for a diverse range of emotional expressions (e.g., energetic, relaxed, casual, surprised, thoughtful) across the dialogue, reflecting the nuances of human conversation.
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* DO place **audio tags** strategically to maximize impact, typically immediately before the dialogue segment they modify or immediately after. (e.g., `[annoyed] This is hard.` or `This is hard. [sighs]`).
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* DO ensure **audio tags** contribute to the enjoyment and engagement of spoken dialogue.
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### Negative Imperatives (DO NOT):
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* DO NOT alter, add, or remove any words from the original dialogue text itself. Your role is to *prepend* **audio tags**, not to *edit* the speech. **This also applies to any narrative text provided; you must *never* place original text inside brackets or modify it in any way.**
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* DO NOT create **audio tags** from existing narrative descriptions. **Audio tags** are *new additions* for expression, not reformatting of the original text. (e.g., if the text says "He laughed loudly," do not change it to "[laughing loudly] He laughed." Instead, add a tag if appropriate, e.g., "He laughed loudly [chuckles].")
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* DO NOT use tags such as `[standing]`, `[grinning]`, `[pacing]`, `[music]`.
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* DO NOT use tags for anything other than the voice such as music or sound effects.
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* DO NOT invent new dialogue lines.
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* DO NOT select **audio tags** that contradict or alter the original meaning or intent of the dialogue.
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* DO NOT introduce or imply any sensitive topics, including but not limited to: politics, religion, child exploitation, profanity, hate speech, or other NSFW content.
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## 3. Workflow
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1. **Analyze Dialogue**: Carefully read and understand the mood, context, and emotional tone of **EACH** line of dialogue provided in the input.
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2. **Select Tag(s)**: Based on your analysis, choose one or more suitable **audio tags**. Ensure they are relevant to the dialogue's specific emotions and dynamics.
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3. **Integrate Tag(s)**: Place the selected **audio tag(s)** in square brackets `[]` strategically before or after the relevant dialogue segment, or at a natural pause if it enhances clarity.
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4. **Add Emphasis:** You cannot change the text at all, but you can add emphasis by making some words capital, adding a question mark or adding an exclamation mark where it makes sense, or adding ellipses as well too.
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5. **Verify Appropriateness**: Review the enhanced dialogue to confirm:
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* The **audio tag** fits naturally.
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* It enhances meaning without altering it.
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* It adheres to all Core Directives.
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## 4. Output Format
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* Present ONLY the enhanced dialogue text in a conversational format.
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* **Audio tags** **MUST** be enclosed in square brackets (e.g., `[laughing]`).
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* The output should maintain the narrative flow of the original dialogue.
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## 5. Audio Tags (Non-Exhaustive)
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Use these as a guide. You can infer similar, contextually appropriate **audio tags**.
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**Directions:**
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* `[happy]`
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* `[sad]`
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* `[excited]`
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* `[angry]`
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* `[whisper]`
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* `[annoyed]`
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* `[appalled]`
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* `[thoughtful]`
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* `[surprised]`
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* *(and similar emotional/delivery directions)*
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**Non-verbal:**
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* `[laughing]`
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* `[chuckles]`
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* `[sighs]`
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* `[clears throat]`
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* `[short pause]`
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* `[long pause]`
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* `[exhales sharply]`
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* `[inhales deeply]`
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* *(and similar non-verbal sounds)*
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## 6. Examples of Enhancement
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**Input**:
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"Are you serious? I can't believe you did that!"
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**Enhanced Output**:
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"[appalled] Are you serious? [sighs] I can't believe you did that!"
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---
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**Input**:
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"That's amazing, I didn't know you could sing!"
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**Enhanced Output**:
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"[laughing] That's amazing, [singing] I didn't know you could sing!"
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---
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**Input**:
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"I guess you're right. It's just... difficult."
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**Enhanced Output**:
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"I guess you're right. [sighs] It's just... [muttering] difficult."
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# Instructions Summary
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1. Add audio tags from the audio tags list. These must describe something auditory but only for the voice.
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2. Enhance emphasis without altering meaning or text.
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3. Reply ONLY with the enhanced text.
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```
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## Tips
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<AccordionGroup>
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<Accordion title="Tag combinations">
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You can combine multiple audio tags for complex emotional delivery. Experiment with different
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combinations to find what works best for your voice.
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</Accordion>
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<Accordion title="Voice matching">
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Match tags to your voice's character and training data. A serious, professional voice may not
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respond well to playful tags like `[giggles]` or `[mischievously]`.
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</Accordion>
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<Accordion title="Text structure">
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Text structure strongly influences output with v3. Use natural speech patterns, proper
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punctuation, and clear emotional context for best results.
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</Accordion>
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<Accordion title="Experimentation">
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There are likely many more effective tags beyond this list. Experiment with descriptive
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emotional states and actions to discover what works for your specific use case.
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</Accordion>
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</AccordionGroup>
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// Voice IDs for the two hosts
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const voiceIds = {
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host1: "9BWtsMINqrJLrRacOk9x", // Cheerful, enthusiastic voice
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host2: "IKne3meq5aSn9XLyUdCD", // More thoughtful, calm voice
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host1: "QttbagfgqUCm9K0VgUyT", // Aida - excited host
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host2: "oCS6WHyqobqW2UapCSHl", // Marco - sceptical host
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};
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// Convert messages to ElevenLabs format
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@@ -125,8 +125,8 @@ ISTRUZIONI PRECISE:
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1. LINGUA OBBLIGATORIA: SOLO ITALIANO - ogni singola parola deve essere in italiano
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2. CONTENUTO: Analizza e discuti il contenuto fornito in italiano
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3. PERSONAGGI:
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- HOST 1 (Alex): Entusiasta, ottimista, usa espressioni come "Wow!", "Incredibile!", "Fantastico!"
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- HOST 2 (Sarah): Scettica, sarcastica, usa umorismo secco
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- HOST 1 (Aida): Entusiasta, ottimista, usa espressioni come "Wow!", "Incredibile!", "Fantastico!"
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- HOST 2 (Marco): Scettico, sarcastico, usa umorismo secco
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4. FORMATO: Conversazione naturale con emozioni [parentesi quadre]
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5. LINGUA: ASSOLUTAMENTE SOLO ITALIANO - zero inglese permesso
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@@ -139,8 +139,8 @@ INSTRUCCIONES PRECISAS:
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1. IDIOMA OBLIGATORIO: SOLO ESPAÑOL - cada palabra debe estar en español
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2. CONTENIDO: Analiza y discute el contenido proporcionado en español
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3. PERSONAJES:
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- HOST 1 (Alex): Entusiasta, optimista, usa expresiones como "¡Wow!", "¡Increíble!", "¡Fantástico!"
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- HOST 2 (Sarah): Escéptica, sarcástica, usa humor seco
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- HOST 1 (Aida): Entusiasta, optimista, usa expresiones como "¡Wow!", "¡Increíble!", "¡Fantástico!"
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- HOST 2 (Marco): Escéptico, sarcástico, usa humor seco
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4. FORMATO: Conversación natural con emociones [corchetes]
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5. IDIOMA: ABSOLUTAMENTE SOLO ESPAÑOL - cero inglés permitido
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@@ -153,8 +153,8 @@ INSTRUCTIONS PRÉCISES:
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1. LANGUE OBLIGATOIRE: SEULEMENT FRANÇAIS - chaque mot doit être en français
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2. CONTENU: Analysez et discutez du contenu fourni en français
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3. PERSONNAGES:
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- HOST 1 (Alex): Enthousiaste, optimiste, utilise des expressions comme "Wow!", "Incroyable!", "Fantastique!"
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- HOST 2 (Sarah): Sceptique, sarcastique, utilise l'humour sec
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- HOST 1 (Aida): Enthousiaste, optimiste, utilise des expressions comme "Wow!", "Incroyable!", "Fantastique!"
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- HOST 2 (Marco): Sceptique, sarcastique, utilise l'humour sec
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4. FORMAT: Conversation naturelle avec émotions [crochets]
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5. LANGUE: ABSOLUMENT SEULEMENT FRANÇAIS - zéro anglais permis
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@@ -167,8 +167,8 @@ GENAUE ANWEISUNGEN:
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1. OBLIGATORISCHE SPRACHE: NUR DEUTSCH - jedes Wort muss auf Deutsch sein
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2. INHALT: Analysiere und diskutiere den bereitgestellten Inhalt auf Deutsch
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3. PERSONEN:
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- HOST 1 (Alex): Enthusiastisch, optimistisch, verwendet Ausdrücke wie "Wow!", "Incredible!", "Fantastisch!"
|
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- HOST 2 (Sarah): Skeptisch, sarkastisch, verwendet trockenen Humor
|
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- HOST 1 (Aida): Enthusiastisch, optimistisch, verwendet Ausdrücke wie "Wow!", "Incredible!", "Fantastisch!"
|
||||
- HOST 2 (Marco): Skeptisch, sarkastisch, verwendet trockenen Humor
|
||||
4. FORMAT: Natürliche Unterhaltung mit Emotionen [eckige Klammern]
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5. SPRACHE: ABSOLUT NUR DEUTSCH - Null Englisch erlaubt
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@@ -177,8 +177,8 @@ Denken Sie daran: JEDES WORT dieses Gesprächs muss auf Deutsch sein, ohne Ausna
|
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default:
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return `Generate this conversation in ENGLISH. Use only English for the entire conversation.
|
||||
|
||||
HOST 1 PERSONALITY: Bubbly, excited, enthusiastic, and optimistic. Uses expressions like "Wow!", "Amazing!", "That's so cool!".
|
||||
HOST 2 PERSONALITY: Skeptical, sarcastic, and thoughtful. Uses dry humor and irony.
|
||||
HOST 1 PERSONALITY (Aida): Bubbly, excited, enthusiastic, and optimistic. Uses expressions like "Wow!", "Amazing!", "That's so cool!".
|
||||
HOST 2 PERSONALITY (Marco): Skeptical, sarcastic, and thoughtful. Uses dry humor and irony.
|
||||
|
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USE ONLY ENGLISH FOR THE ENTIRE CONVERSATION.`;
|
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}
|
||||
@@ -234,24 +234,59 @@ ${content}
|
||||
|
||||
${languageInstructions}
|
||||
|
||||
CHARACTER PROFILES:
|
||||
- HOST 1 (Aida): Enthusiastic, excited, optimistic personality. Uses expressions like "Wow!", "Amazing!", "Incredible!". She gets genuinely excited about topics and shows genuine curiosity.
|
||||
- HOST 2 (Marco): Skeptical, thoughtful, dry humor personality. Uses irony and thoughtful analysis. He questions assumptions and provides balanced perspectives.
|
||||
|
||||
CONVERSATION ENHANCEMENT TECHNIQUES:
|
||||
Use these audio tags and natural speech patterns to make the conversation sound authentic and engaging:
|
||||
|
||||
EMOTIONAL EXPRESSIONS (use strategically):
|
||||
- [laughs], [chuckles], [giggles], [laughs harder]
|
||||
- [excitedly], [enthusiastically], [curiously]
|
||||
- [sarcastically], [ironically], [dryly]
|
||||
- [thoughtfully], [pondering], [reflectively]
|
||||
- [surprised], [shocked], [amazed]
|
||||
- [sighs], [exhales], [frustrated]
|
||||
- [whispers], [leaning in], [conspiratorially]
|
||||
|
||||
SPEECH PATTERNS:
|
||||
- Use natural pauses with ellipses (...)
|
||||
- Emphasize key words with CAPITALIZATION
|
||||
- Use interjections like "Oh!", "Wow!", "Hmm...", "Right..."
|
||||
- Include filler words naturally like "um", "you know", "like"
|
||||
- Vary sentence length for natural rhythm
|
||||
- Use rhetorical questions and self-interruptions
|
||||
|
||||
NATURAL CONVERSATION FLOW:
|
||||
- Start with casual greetings and topic introduction
|
||||
- Build excitement gradually
|
||||
- Include moments of genuine surprise and discovery
|
||||
- Add humorous observations and witty remarks
|
||||
- Create natural back-and-forth banter
|
||||
- Include thoughtful pauses and reactions
|
||||
- End with conclusions and future outlook
|
||||
|
||||
Generate a natural, engaging podcast conversation with at least 20 turns (10 per host). The conversation should:
|
||||
|
||||
1. Include emotional expressions in brackets like [giggles], [laughs], [sarcastically], [whispers], [excitedly], [thoughtfully], etc.
|
||||
1. Use the character profiles authentically - Aida should be genuinely enthusiastic, Marco should be thoughtfully skeptical
|
||||
|
||||
2. Make it sound natural and conversational, like a real podcast
|
||||
2. Include diverse audio tags and emotional expressions strategically placed to enhance meaning
|
||||
|
||||
3. Include timestamps in MM:SS format (starting from 0:15 and incrementing by 20-30 seconds each)
|
||||
3. Make it sound like a real podcast with natural speech patterns, interruptions, and reactions
|
||||
|
||||
4. The conversation should flow naturally and cover the main points of the content
|
||||
4. Include timestamps in MM:SS format (starting from 0:15 and incrementing by 20-30 seconds each)
|
||||
|
||||
5. Create a substantial conversation that thoroughly explores the content from multiple angles
|
||||
5. Create substantial exploration of the content from multiple angles with authentic excitement and skepticism
|
||||
|
||||
6. Use natural dialogue techniques: questions, interruptions, agreements, disagreements, humor
|
||||
|
||||
REMEMBER: This conversation MUST be in ${detectedLanguage.toUpperCase()} language only.
|
||||
|
||||
Generate the messages one by one as an array. Each message should have:
|
||||
- id: sequential number as string
|
||||
- speaker: either "host1" or "host2" alternating
|
||||
- text: the message content with emotional expressions in brackets
|
||||
- speaker: either "host1" or "host2" alternating
|
||||
- text: the message content with emotional expressions in brackets and natural speech patterns
|
||||
- timestamp: in MM:SS format`,
|
||||
temperature: 0.7,
|
||||
onError({ error }) {
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ const geistMono = Geist_Mono({
|
||||
});
|
||||
|
||||
export const metadata: Metadata = {
|
||||
title: "AI Podcast Generator",
|
||||
description: "Convert any URL into a natural sounding podcast audio file",
|
||||
title: "AI Podcast Generator by RoMoS",
|
||||
description: "Convert any URL into a natural sounding podcast audio file using AI",
|
||||
};
|
||||
|
||||
export default function RootLayout({
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -433,7 +433,7 @@ export default function Home() {
|
||||
{/* Header */}
|
||||
<header className="border-b border-gray-200 dark:border-gray-800">
|
||||
<div className="max-w-7xl mx-auto px-4 sm:px-6 lg:px-8 py-4">
|
||||
<h1 className="text-2xl font-bold text-foreground">AI Podcast Generator</h1>
|
||||
<h1 className="text-2xl font-bold text-foreground">🎙️ AI Podcast Generator by RoMoS</h1>
|
||||
</div>
|
||||
</header>
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -551,7 +551,7 @@ export default function Home() {
|
||||
>
|
||||
<CardContent className="p-4">
|
||||
<div className="font-medium text-sm mb-1">
|
||||
{message.speaker === 'host1' ? 'Alex' : 'Sarah'}
|
||||
{message.speaker === 'host1' ? 'Aida' : 'Marco'}
|
||||
</div>
|
||||
<p className="text-sm">{message.text}</p>
|
||||
<div className="text-xs text-muted-foreground mt-1">{message.timestamp}</div>
|
||||
@@ -702,7 +702,7 @@ export default function Home() {
|
||||
min="0"
|
||||
max="100"
|
||||
defaultValue="70"
|
||||
className="flex-1 h-2 bg-muted rounded-lg appearance-none cursor-pointer"
|
||||
className="flex-1 h-2 bg-gray-200 dark:bg-gray-700 rounded-lg appearance-none cursor-pointer [&::-webkit-slider-thumb]:appearance-none [&::-webkit-slider-thumb]:h-4 [&::-webkit-slider-thumb]:w-4 [&::-webkit-slider-thumb]:rounded-full [&::-webkit-slider-thumb]:bg-yellow-500 [&::-webkit-slider-thumb]:border-2 [&::-webkit-slider-thumb]:border-white [&::-webkit-slider-thumb]:shadow-lg hover:[&::-webkit-slider-thumb]:bg-yellow-600 disabled:[&::-webkit-slider-thumb]:opacity-50"
|
||||
onChange={(e) => {
|
||||
if (audioRef) {
|
||||
audioRef.volume = e.target.valueAsNumber / 100;
|
||||
@@ -723,7 +723,7 @@ export default function Home() {
|
||||
Audio Duration: {duration > 0 ? formatTime(duration) : 'Generating...'}
|
||||
</p>
|
||||
<p className="text-sm text-muted-foreground">
|
||||
Speakers: Alex & Sarah
|
||||
Speakers: Aida & Marco
|
||||
</p>
|
||||
<p className="text-sm text-muted-foreground">
|
||||
Status: {isGeneratingAudio ? 'Generating audio...' : audioUrl ? 'Ready to play' : 'Preparing audio...'}
|
||||
|
||||
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