Lexicon dictionary is now working with turbo v2.5 or only 2.0 ?

[dim sorrel]

AI-generated Answer for stan6232

The pronunciation dictionary feature, which includes lexicon dictionaries, works with multiple models, but there are some differences in functionality across them.

For the Turbo v2.5 model, you can use pronunciation dictionaries, but with a specific limitation. The phoneme tag, which allows for precise phonetic control, is not available for this model. Instead, you can use the alias tag to specify pronunciations using alternative words or phrases.

For example, you could define that "UN" should be read as "United Nations" when encountered in your project. This approach allows you to influence pronunciation without using phonetic notation.

The Turbo v2 model supports both the alias tag and the phoneme tag, offering more detailed control over pronunciation.

It's worth noting that the Multilingual v2 model also supports pronunciation dictionaries with the alias tag, similar to Turbo v2.5.

For the most up-to-date and detailed information on using pronunciation dictionaries with different models, I recommend checking the official documentation or contacting ElevenLabs support directly if you have specific use cases or concerns.

[cinder lily]

so 2.5 don't support phoenetic control ?

[dim sorrel]

AI-generated Answer for stan6232

The pronunciation dictionary feature works with most ElevenLabs models, but there are some important distinctions to be aware of:

Pronunciation dictionaries can be used with all models except Turbo 2.5. However, the way you specify pronunciations differs depending on the model:

• For Turbo v2.0, you can use phoneme tags to precisely control pronunciation.
• For other models, including Turbo v2.5, you should use alias tags instead of phoneme tags.

This means that while Turbo v2.5 supports pronunciation dictionaries, it doesn't support phonetic control through phoneme tags. For Turbo v2.5 and other non-Turbo v2.0 models, you'll need to use alias tags to specify pronunciations.

Here's a quick example of how to use an alias tag:

<lexicon version="1.0" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/01/pronunciation-lexicon">
  <lexeme>
    <grapheme>word</grapheme>
    <alias>pronunciation</alias>
  </lexeme>
</lexicon>

This approach allows you to guide pronunciation across different models, even if they don't support direct phonetic control.

[cinder lily]

so it is working with flash 2.5 ?

[dim sorrel]

AI-generated Answer for stan6232

Turbo v2.5 does not support phonetic control or phonemes. Phonemes are only compatible with Multilingual 1.0 and Turbo v2.0 models. Flash v2.5 is not mentioned as supporting phonetic control either. If you need phonetic control, you would need to use one of the compatible models like Turbo v2.0.

[cinder lily]

If i put a phoenetic dictionary with flash 2.5 working it will switch automatically or what <,