#If I don’t like my professionally clone voice, can I delete it and make another?

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

Yes, you can delete your Professional Voice Clone (PVC) and create a new one. If you're on the Creator plan, you have one PVC slot, but you can delete and recreate your professional clone up to 95 times per month.

To delete your current PVC, go to the "Personal" section of My Voices. However, keep in mind that if your voice is shared in the Voice Library with a notice period, you won't be able to delete it until the notice period ends. Additionally, you can only delete a PVC before the verification process begins or after it has been completed.

Make sure to upload high-quality audio samples when creating a new clone to achieve the best results. If you encounter any issues, feel free to reach out to support for assistance.

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What is the verification process? I make sure I understand it before I submit my voice

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

The verification process for creating a Professional Voice Clone (PVC) ensures that the cloning is authorized and ethical. Here’s a breakdown of the steps:

  1. Identity Confirmation: You must confirm your identity as the speaker whose voice is being cloned. This includes filling out a form where you describe your personal circumstances and provide consent for the cloning process.

  2. Voice Samples: Upload high-quality voice recordings (at least 30 minutes, ideally up to 3 hours) with no background noise. These recordings will be used to train the AI model.

  3. Manual Verification (if applicable): If your voice differs due to medical or other personal reasons, you may need to request manual verification. This involves uploading supporting documentation, such as medical or legal records, along with a signed consent form.

  4. Voice Captcha: You will be required to verify your voice by speaking live into a microphone. The AI will compare this live recording to the uploaded samples to confirm authenticity. Ensure your microphone setup matches the one used for your recordings.

Once these steps are completed, your PVC will enter the processing and fine-tuning stages. If you encounter issues during verification, you can retry or contact support for assistance.

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If I run out of credits during an agent conversation, how do I get more?

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

If you run out of credits, the options to get more depend on your current subscription plan:

  1. Free Plan or Starter Tier: You will need to wait for your billing cycle to renew for your credits to reset, or you can upgrade to a higher subscription tier.

  2. Plans Higher Than Starter (e.g., Creator, Pro, Scale, Business): You can enable usage-based pricing, which allows you to use extra credits beyond your monthly quota. These additional credits are billed at the end of the billing cycle or when the outstanding balance exceeds twice your subscription price.

For more details on what happens when you run out of credits, you can refer to this article.

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I’m on creator plan. How much would 1000 credit credits above the limit cost me?

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

On the Creator plan, additional credits cost $0.30 per 1,000 credits. You can enable usage-based billing from your Subscription page to purchase extra credits once you've used up your monthly quota. These additional credits are billed at the end of the billing cycle or when the outstanding balance exceeds twice your subscription price.

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how many credits a minute does a agent conversation bot use?.

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

Agent conversations are charged at 1,000 credits per minute when the agent is in production. For setup and prompt testing, the cost is 500 credits per minute. The duration is measured from the start of the call to when it ends or the window is closed.

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Will this change in the future?

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

Currently, agent conversations cost 500 credits per minute during setup and testing, and 1,000 credits per minute once the agent is in production. The length of the call is measured from when the call starts to when it ends or the window is closed.

While there is no charge for LLM costs at the moment, it has been noted that this may change in the future, and such costs could be passed on to users.

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Is there an approximate about how much that will be?

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

The information provided does not specify how many credits are used per minute for an agent conversation bot or whether this will change in the future. For accurate details, please reach out to the support team or consult the Help Center.

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Do plans above creator get more than one professional voice?

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

Yes, plans above the Creator tier, such as the Pro plan, allow for more custom voices, including Professional Voice Clones. The exact number of custom voices you can create depends on the specific plan. You can check the details of each plan on the Pricing Page.

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But creator is only limited to one professional voice?

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

Yes, the Creator plan is limited to one Voice Clone per account. This restriction cannot be modified. If you need more, you can consider upgrading to the Business plan, which offers three Professional Voice Clone slots.

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If I don’t like one of my creative voice can I delete them? I’m talking about the ones that are not professional.

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

Yes, you can delete creative voices (non-professional ones) if you no longer want them. To do this, go to the My Voices section, locate the voice you want to delete, click "View" to open the detailed view, and then click the "Delete" button.

Keep in mind that deleting a voice will free up a slot, allowing you to create a new one. However, if the voice was saved from the Voice Library and is no longer shared, you won’t be able to re-add it later.

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Are my voices public or only available to me?

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

Your voices are private by default and only accessible through your account unless you explicitly choose to share them. Sharing is only possible for Professional Voice Clones, and even then, you must enable sharing options like creating a sharing link or allowing discovery in the Voice Library.

Instant Voice Clones and voices created using Voice Design cannot be shared. If you want to double-check, you can go to My Voices, select the voice in question, and ensure no sharing options are enabled.

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No I prefer to keep them private.

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

By default, all voices you create, including cloned and designed voices, are private and only accessible through your account. They are not public unless you explicitly choose to share them. For example, sharing is only possible for Professional Voice Clones, and even then, you would need to enable sharing options manually.

If you prefer to keep your voices private, no further action is needed. Just ensure you don’t enable any sharing options in the My Voices section. Let me know if you need help checking this!

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Is it possible to have two agents talk to each other?

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

Yes, it is possible to have two agents interact with each other. You can configure this by setting up two distinct agents with different voices and roles. For example, one could act as an engineer and the other as a project manager. The conversation can be managed programmatically using the API or SDK to control the flow and ensure each agent responds appropriately based on the context.

This setup allows for dynamic conversations where each agent's voice and responses are tailored to their role. However, this functionality cannot be directly configured within the ElevenLabs app and requires using the API or SDK for implementation.

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There is no direct mention of setting up an ElevenLabs agent to talk on Discord voice chat. However, you could potentially use the API to integrate the agent's functionality into a custom solution for Discord. This would require development work to handle voice input/output and integrate it with Discord's API.

For assistance with such integrations, you can join the Discord community to connect with experienced developers who might provide guidance.

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is there a way to slow down a conversational agent's voice?

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AI-generated Answer for not_riley

Currently, there is no direct way to slow a conversational agent's voice. However, you can try selecting a voice from the Voice Library that naturally aligns with your desired speed. Additionally, splitting longer texts into shorter paragraphs may help adjust the pacing of the voiceover.

If you need further customization, you could also consider post-processing the audio to adjust the speed.

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where can i put the suggestion?