hi , how can i change a stress in word using tts?

[placid patio]

AI-generated Answer for marg1n4l

Currently, ElevenLabs allows changing pronunciation using SSML phoneme tags, but this feature is limited to English v1 and Turbo v2 models. There is no direct method to adjust stress for words in other languages like Ukrainian.

As a workaround, you can try altering the spelling of the word phonetically or using capital letters, dashes, or apostrophes to emphasize parts of the word. This might help in achieving the desired stress.

[harsh heron]

multilingual v2 doesn't support ssml?

[placid patio]

AI-generated Answer for marg1n4l

The Multilingual v2 model does not support SSML (Speech Synthesis Markup Language). If you need to adjust stress or other prosodic features, you might need to consider using a different model or approach. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

[harsh heron]

how can i change strees by using ssml?

[placid patio]

AI-generated Answer for marg1n4l

Currently, ElevenLabs allows changing pronunciation using SSML phoneme tags, but this feature is limited to English v1 and Turbo v2 models. There is no direct method to adjust stress for words in other languages, including Ukrainian.

As a workaround, consider altering the spelling of the word phonetically or using capital letters, dashes, or apostrophes to emphasize parts of the word.

[harsh heron]

give me an example to set a stress

[placid patio]

AI-generated Answer for marg1n4l

Currently, ElevenLabs allows changing pronunciation using SSML phoneme tags, but this feature is limited to English v1 and Turbo v2 models. There is no direct method to adjust stress for words in other languages, including Ukrainian.

As a workaround, you can alter the spelling of the word phonetically or use capital letters, dashes, or apostrophes to emphasize parts of the word. For example, a word like "trapezii" could be spelled "trapezIi" to put more emphasis on the "ii" of the word.

Here's an example using SSML phoneme tags for English v1 and Turbo v2 models:

<speak>
  <phoneme alphabet="ipa" ph="ˈtræpɪˌziː">trapezii</phoneme>
</speak>

This will help you control the pronunciation and stress of the word.

[slow aspen]

Try putting the word in double "quotes"

[harsh heron]

@slow aspen There is no way to change stress in multilingual_v2 models?

[placid patio]

AI-generated Answer for marg1n4l

Currently, ElevenLabs allows changing pronunciation using SSML phoneme tags, but this feature is limited to English v1 and Turbo v2 models. There is no direct method to adjust stress for words in the multilingual v2 model.

As a workaround, you can try altering the spelling of the word phonetically or using capital letters, dashes, or apostrophes to emphasize parts of the word. For example, you could write "trapezii" as "trapezIi" to emphasize the "ii" part of the word.

[slow aspen]

As I said if you want to stress a word try putting it in double "quotes". You can also try CAPITALIZING it. Or do "BOTH". Results can vary but this can usually allow you to stress a word.

[harsh heron]

sorry , may be my english is so bad , i mean i need to stress not a word , but a letter , "imprOving" instead "improvIng" , is it possible?

[slow aspen]

Ah, I see. You can somewhat stress syllables by doing something like this:

If you really want to em-"PROVE", you need to practice.

Not all that reliable and you may need to generate multiple times to get something close to what you want. Lowering stability can help.

When possible it would be better to use the Voice Changer (Speech to Speech) as that allows much more reliable control over the AI performance.

[harsh heron]

ok, finally i got it 😄 , thanks a lot