AI-generated Answer for vudumagic
If you're having trouble finding a voice ID through the API, it might be because the voice has been updated or changed. For instance, a few voices that were offered as defaults on the platform for a long time have changed. They are now automatically rerouted to new, similar voices. This ensures that your code will work just the same without needing to make any changes; however, the voices used might sound different.
For example, the old voice "Bella" is now rerouted to "Sarah" with the voice ID "EXAVITQu4vr4xnSDxMaL". Similarly, "Ryan" is now rerouted to "Arnold" with the voice ID "wViXBPUzp2ZZixB1xQuM".
If you're using premade voices, they are not accessed via your VoiceLab. There are 2 ways to find and use premade voices:
- API: Calls to the /voices endpoint will fetch all premade voices in addition to voices added to your VoiceLab. See the voices API documentation for more details.
- UI: Open the voice dropdown menu by clicking the voice name in the bottom left-hand corner of the text-to-speech or speech-to-speech screen. You’ll find the premade voices under the ‘Premade’ heading. To hear a sample of the voice, click the circular icon next to the voice name.
If you're still having trouble, it might be helpful to read through the API documentation to get a base understanding of how the API works.
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