#Can you recommend the best voices for conversational ai ?
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Short answer: there isn’t a single “best” voice—pick from ElevenLabs’ curated Conversational AI collection and Default voices, or use a Professional Voice Clone if you need brand‑specific performance.
Good ready‑to‑use voices for conversational agents (from the Conversational AI collection)
- Archer — calm British, 30s; described as “perfect for an AI agent.”
- Mark – Natural Conversations — casual, young‑adult delivery designed for conversation.
- W. L. Oxley — American adult male, controlled and direct.
- Nichalia Schwartz — friendly, intelligent American female, natural conversational tone.
- Ana — young British female, expressive.
- Juniper — grounded female professional (good for support/ConvoAI). (elevenlabs.io)
Where to browse by tone
- Casual voices (relaxed, approachable): e.g., Nathaniel C., Chelsea, Eryn. (elevenlabs.io)
- Friendly voices (warm, trust‑building): e.g., Lutz Laugh, Alex, Ivy. (elevenlabs.io)
- Helpful, Believable, Cool categories offer additional conversational styles. (elevenlabs.io)
Prefer maintained “Default” voices for production
- Default voices are curated, model‑ready, and kept consistent across model releases (previous “premade” voices). Use these for reliability. (elevenlabs.io)
Consider Professional Voice Clones (PVC) for the highest quality/brand match
- ElevenLabs notes PVCs are the highest‑quality voices; use them when an appropriate clone is available. Voice Design is helpful if you can’t find a fit. (elevenlabs.io)
Note on legacy voices
- Some well‑known older voices (e.g., Adam, Antoni, Rachel, etc.) are now marked as Legacy and don’t appear by default; you can still access them via search or the API with the show_legacy flag. (help.elevenlabs.io)
Real‑time agents context
- These voices can be used with ElevenLabs’ Conversational AI (sub‑100 ms latency, 32+ languages) for natural, low‑latency dialogues. (elevenlabs.io)
Tip: Use the Voice Library’s Handpicked Collections to find top voices per use case, then A/B test a short script for your domain before rollout. (elevenlabs.io)
If you share your target market (accent/language), brand tone, and channel (web, mobile, telephony), I can shortlist specific voices
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