Voice Lab
Voice Lab lets you create custom hybrid voices by blending 2-4 existing Aero TTS voices together. Adjust the weight of each voice to craft a unique sound that matches your brand.How Voice Mixing Works
When you create a voice mix, Aero TTS blends the acoustic characteristics of multiple voices based on the weights you assign. Higher weight means more influence from that voice.Creating a Voice Mix
In the Dashboard
- Go to Aero TTS > Voice Lab.
- Click Create Mix.
- Select 2-4 base voices.
- Adjust the weight slider for each voice (0.1 to 10.0).
- Enter a name and optional description.
- Click Preview to hear the result.
- Click Save to create the mix.
Via API
Using a Voice Mix
Once created, use the mixvoice_id in any synthesis request:
voice_mix inline without saving a mix:
Mix Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Range | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
voice | string | — | Voice ID of a base voice |
weight | number | 0.1 - 10.0 | Influence of this voice in the mix |
Weight Guidelines
| Weight | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0.1 - 0.5 | Subtle influence — adds undertones |
| 0.5 - 1.0 | Moderate — blended equally |
| 1.0 - 2.0 | Dominant — primary voice characteristics |
| 2.0+ | Heavy dominance — the mix sounds mostly like this voice |
Tips for Great Mixes
- Start with 2 voices — More voices make results less predictable.
- Use similar languages — Mixing
en-usanden-gbvoices works well. Cross-language mixing may produce unexpected results. - Balance weights — A 1.5:0.8 ratio sounds natural. Extreme ratios (10:0.1) essentially use one voice.
- Test with varied text — A mix that sounds good for short phrases may behave differently with long paragraphs.
- Name descriptively — “Warm Professional” is more useful than “Mix 1”.
Managing Mixes
List Your Mixes
Delete a Mix
Limits
- Maximum 4 voices per mix
- Minimum 2 voices per mix
- Mix name must be 1-100 characters
- Mixes are per-user — not shared across team members

