Clone a voice from an audio clip. This endpoint has two modes, stability and similarity.
Similarity mode clones are more similar to the source clip, but may reproduce background noise. For these, use an audio clip about 5 seconds long.
Stability mode clones are more stable, but may not sound as similar to the source clip. For these, use an audio clip 10-20 seconds long.
The name of the voice.
A description for the voice.
The language of the voice.
Tradeoff between similarity and stability. Similarity clones sound more like the source clip, but may reproduce background noise. Stability clones always sound like a studio recording, but may not sound as similar to the source clip.
Whether to enhance the clip to improve its quality before cloning. Useful if the clip has background noise.
Optional transcript of the words spoken in the audio clip. Only used for similarity mode.
The ID of the voice.
The ID of the user who owns the voice.
Whether the voice is publicly accessible.
The name of the voice.
The description of the voice.
The date and time the voice was created.
The language that the given voice should speak the transcript in.
Options: English (en), French (fr), German (de), Spanish (es), Portuguese (pt), Chinese (zh), Japanese (ja), Hindi (hi), Italian (it), Korean (ko), Dutch (nl), Polish (pl), Russian (ru), Swedish (sv), Turkish (tr).