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Frequently Asked Questions
This tool converts text into operatic audio, using AI voices to deliver a musical and narrative experience suited for Opera GX.
Hudson, with a melodic quality, is excellent for operatic storytelling. His voice adds a flowing, lyrical touch to narratives.
Yes, it is fully compatible with the Opera GX browser, allowing seamless text-to-voice conversion directly in your browser.
The tool employs voices like Hudson and Sterling to provide a musical, profound delivery, perfect for operatic storylines.
Yes, in Standard mode, you can use custom tones to describe operatic styles, creating a rich, musical tone.
Drag and drop .txt, .md, .json, .csv files into the interface. They will be automatically transcribed for audio conversion.
Once audio is generated and downloaded, you can listen offline; however, the conversion requires an internet connection.
Each file can be up to 100 MB, with the total character count not exceeding 15,000 for transcription and conversion.
No, it cannot clone voices. It uses 10 different AI voices each with unique attributes.
Yes, each audio/video file can be up to 60 minutes long. You can create multiple files for longer content.
Yes, describe the desired operatic tone in the custom tone field to achieve expressive and nuanced results.
The tool supports transcription of audio (.mp3, .m4a), video (.mp4), text, and various image formats through OCR.
Audio generation typically takes up to one minute, depending on content length and complexity.
No, once audio is generated, further editing must be done externally using software like Audacity or GarageBand.
In Standard mode, you can select different voices. For continuous stories, consult the selected voice characteristics.