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Text to audio (Text-to-Speech, TTS) is the technology that converts a written text into a natural, fluent and human voice to a close speech voice. Early-term TTS systems were using the "common synthesis" method that creates speech by combining previously recorded audio particles (fonem or hece level), these systems often had a robotic and non-natural tone. Today’s TTS systems are based on deep learning, particularly similar to diffusion models, these models are not only the right pronunciation, natural pauses, emphasizes and toning changes, but also produce a much more human outcome.

Modern TTS systems are no longer just turning straight text into audio; a certain speaker can mimic the voice of a little example (voice cloning), it has advanced capabilities that can talk to different emotional tones (heyecan, sad, picture) and produce a large number of languages and accents fluent output; vehicles such as ElevenLabs are among the leading examples of this area. TTS technology is widely used in display readers, voice assistants, call center automation and video content for audio-to-use in audio books and podcast production, together with speech recognition, is the basis of full interactive voice AI experiences.