AI-generated Answer for jonrockon
To instruct the AI to use certain inflections or express specific emotions, you can write in a style similar to that of a book. You can use dialogue tags to express emotions, such as he said, confused, or he shouted angrily. These types of prompts will help the AI understand the desired emotional tone and try to generate a voiceover that accurately reflects it.
Here are some examples:
"Are you sure about that?" he said, confused.
"Don’t test me!" he shouted angrily.
You will also have to somehow remove the prompt as the AI will read exactly what you give it. The AI can also sometimes infer the intended emotion from the text’s context, even without the use of tags.
For instance:
"That is funny!"
"You think so?"
This is not always perfect since you are relying on the AI discretion to understand if something is sarcastic, funny, or just plain from the context of the text.
It's also important to note that the AI understands context. This means that if you write something in the style of a book, the AI will try to interpret how to perform a certain passage from the context of the writing itself. To achieve a wider emotive range, you can lower the stability slider, although this may sacrifice some degree of predictability.
However, the AI models do not currently allow for selecting a specific style like a radio host or a book reviewer via a tag or marker. The AI's performance is highly dependent on the text and the context provided.
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