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Detailed configuration for each TTS provider. For basic setup, see Voice & Speech.

ElevenLabs

Industry-leading voice quality with extensive customization. Browse voices → Models:
  • eleven_v4 — Most emotionally rich and expressive speech, 90+ languages
  • eleven_v4_turbo — Most expressive real-time model (~100 ms), 90+ languages. Default for new ElevenLabs configurations
  • eleven_v3 — Human-like, expressive speech, 70+ languages
  • eleven_v3_conversational — Expressive real-time model (~280 ms), 70+ languages
  • eleven_multilingual_v2 — Previous generation, 29+ languages
  • eleven_turbo_v2_5 — Deprecated, not recommended for new projects
  • eleven_flash_v2_5 — Previous generation, fastest inference
Speed range: 0.70x to 1.20x

Configuration options

Example


Cartesia

Granular emotion control with wide speed range. Browse voices → Models:
  • sonic-3.6 — Latest generation (recommended). Default for new Cartesia configurations
  • sonic-3.5 — Previous generation
Speed range: 0x to 2.0x (values below 0.25x sent as 0.25x)

Emotion system

Combine emotions for nuanced delivery:
Start with subtle emotions (low levels). Combining too many high-intensity emotions sounds unnatural.

Example


Inworld

Character-focused voices for gaming and interactive media. Browse voices → Models:
  • inworld-tts-2 — Latest generation, highest quality
  • inworld-tts-2-flash — Lower-latency variant of TTS 2 (recommended). Default for new Inworld configurations
  • inworld-tts-1.5-max — Deprecated, not recommended for new projects
  • inworld-tts-1.5-mini — Deprecated, not recommended for new projects
  • inworld-tts-1 — Deprecated, not recommended for new projects
inworld-tts-1 and inworld-tts-1-max are deprecated and not recommended for new projects. Both were discontinued on June 15, 2026, and Inworld routes requests for them to newer models automatically.
With inworld-tts-2 or inworld-tts-2-flash, agents automatically use delivery tags — square-bracket directions like [say warmly] or [laugh] — for emotion, pacing, and non-verbal sounds, and you can steer them from your agent prompt.
Speed range: 0.80x to 1.50x

Configuration options

Example


Advanced settings

Responsiveness

Controls how quickly the agent begins speaking after the user finishes.

Interruption sensitivity

Controls how easily users can interrupt the agent while it is speaking. Lower values require more user speech before the agent stops; higher values make it easier to cut in. When left unset, the agent uses its default interruptible behavior (equivalent to 1.0).

Dynamic speed adjustment

Allow agents to adapt speech pace when users request it (“Can you speak more slowly?”).

Speed ranges by provider


Provider decision guide

Choose ElevenLabs if:
  • You need highest voice quality
  • Brand-specific voice cloning is important
  • Advanced customization is required
Choose Cartesia if:
  • Emotional expression is important
  • You need wide speed range (0x-2.0x)
Choose Inworld if:
  • You’re building character-driven experiences
  • Gaming or interactive media is your use case

Pronunciation dictionary

Customize how your agent pronounces brand names, acronyms, and technical terms.

Provider support

Alias rules replace one word with another spelling. Phoneme rules specify exact pronunciation using IPA notation.

Create a dictionary

Reference in agent config

Create a single, comprehensive dictionary for your organization and reference it across all agents.

Multilingual configuration

For agents that switch languages mid-conversation:

Voice & Speech

Basic voice configuration

Dashboard Testing

Test voice quality in the browser