ChatVibes TTS Bot Documentation

Commands

All TTS commands are prefixed with !tts.
For example: !tts status
Click any command row below to expand and see usage details.
Broadcasters and viewers can also configure settings using the ChatVibes Web Dashboard.
Viewers can set their own TTS preferences using the web UI by sending !tts prefs in chat.

Text-To-Speech Commands

Command Description
General
Engine & Mode Control (Moderator Only)
Queue Management (Moderator Only)
User & Event Preferences
Channel-Wide Default Configuration (Moderator Only)
Direct TTS

Music Generation Commands

All music generation commands are prefixed with !music
For example: !music 90s soulful house
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Music Generation Commands

Command Description

Voices

The following voices are available from the minimax/speech-02-turbo model on Replicate. The bot fetches this list periodically. The voice_id is used in commands like !tts voice <voice_id>.

Common Voice IDs

Featured voices from the Replicate minimax/speech-02-turbo model.

Pre-trained Voice List (from minimax/speech-02-turbo README)

This is a more extensive list.

Note: The full list of pre-trained voices is extensive. The !tts voices command in chat links to here. For the most up-to-date list, refer to the source llms.txt file from Replicate or use the bot's capability to validate voices if a !tts voice command is implemented.

Language Boost

The language_boost feature helps the TTS model better understand and pronounce words from specific languages or dialects. This is particularly useful in multilingual chats or when a specific language's nuances are important for clear TTS.

You can set a personal language boost preference using !tts language <language_name> or moderators can set a channel default with !tts defaultlanguage <language_name>.

Available Language Boost Options

The following values are accepted:

Using Automatic or None will generally rely on the model's default language detection or no specific boost. English is often a good default for primarily English-speaking chats. Choosing a specific language can significantly improve pronunciation for that language.

Troubleshooting

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