#How can you make Elevenlabs say HONK but prolong the "O"?

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AI-generated Answer for a_stormz

I'm sorry, but the information provided does not include details on how to make Elevenlabs say "HONK" with a prolonged "O".

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How can you make eleven labs phonetically say the word "Naw," as in no.

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AI-generated Answer for a_stormz

To make ElevenLabs AI pronounce a word phonetically, you can use the Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML) phoneme tag. This feature is currently supported by the “Eleven English V1” and “Turbo V2” models.

You can specify the pronunciation using either the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) or the CMU Arpabet. Here's an example of how you might do this:

<phoneme alphabet="ipa" ph="nɔː">Naw</phoneme>

In this example, "nɔː" is the IPA pronunciation for "Naw". Please replace it with the correct pronunciation if it's different.

Remember, this method only works per word. If you have a phrase where you want each word to be pronounced a certain way, you will have to create the pronunciation for each word individually.

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I cut and pasted it in, and it yielded no sound.

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AI-generated Answer for a_stormz

I'm sorry, but the provided content does not include specific instructions on how to make ElevenLabs phonetically say the word "Naw," as in no. However, ElevenLabs uses AI models trained on a vast amount of audio and are suitable for a wide variety of tasks. These models understand context, which means that if you write something in a certain style, the AI will try to interpret how to perform it from the context of the writing itself. If you're having trouble with a specific pronunciation, you might want to experiment with different spellings or phonetic representations to achieve the desired result.

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can you give me some examples I might want to try?

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AI-generated Answer for a_stormz

Sure, you can use the Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML) phoneme tag to specify the pronunciation of a word. Here's an example using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA):

<phoneme alphabet="ipa" ph="nɔː">Naw</phoneme>

In this example, the word "Naw" is pronounced as "nɔː" in IPA.

Alternatively, you can use the CMU Arpabet:

<phoneme alphabet="cmu-arpabet" ph="N AO1">Naw</phoneme>

In this example, the word "Naw" is pronounced as "N AO1" in CMU Arpabet.

Please note that these features are currently only supported by the “Eleven English V1” and “Eleven Turbo V2” models.

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Is that N A01 or NAO1?