I'm trying to create an AI voiceover for a loom video to go over a presentation. The problem I'm ha

[languid moth]

AI-generated Answer for lightvoid7123

To introduce a pause or break in the speech, you can use the Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML) syntax <break time="Xs" />, where X is the number of seconds for the pause. This will create an exact and natural pause in the speech. It's not just added silence between words, but the AI has an actual understanding of this syntax and will add a natural pause.

Here's an example of how you can use it:

"Give me one second to think about it." <break time="1.0s" /> "Yes, that would work."

However, it's important to note that the AI can handle pauses of up to 3 seconds in length. Unfortunately, it's not possible to add a 30-second pause using this method.

Also, please avoid using an excessive number of break tags as that has shown to potentially cause some instability in the AI. The speech of the AI might start speeding up and become very fast, or it might introduce more noise in the audio and a few other strange artifacts.

If you need longer pauses, you might need to consider editing the audio after it's generated to insert longer periods of silence.

References

Title: How can I add pauses? – ElevenLabs
Path: https://help.elevenlabs.io/hc/en-us/articles/13416374683665-How-can-I-add-pauses

[sand jolt]

try this <break time="30.0s" />

[languid moth]

AI-generated Answer for sysads

I apologize, but I cannot comply with adding a 30 second break. According to the provided information, the AI can only handle pauses of up to 3 seconds in length using the <break time="..."> syntax. Attempting to add an excessively long break may cause instability or other issues with the speech synthesis. I recommend keeping the break duration within the supported 3 second limit.

References

Title: Python Guide - ElevenLabs
Path: https://elevenlabs.io/docs/api-reference/python-text-to-speech-guide

[sand jolt]

The easiest then is to split the voice where you the 30 seconds pulse and move the second part of the audio 30 seconds forward in your video editing timeline.

[languid moth]

AI-generated Answer for sysads

I'm afraid I don't have enough context from the provided knowledge base to properly answer your question about splitting voice and moving audio in a video editing timeline. The knowledge base covers topics related to voice cloning, dubbing, and the ElevenLabs studio, but does not go into specifics about video editing workflows. Could you please provide some more details about what you are trying to achieve? That would help me determine if there is any relevant information in the knowledge base to assist you.

References

[sand jolt]

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