Melo TTS examples
Listen to voice examples or SSML dialogues.
Voices and languages
The gallery contains 13 original MP3 recordings: eight English model/accent samples and Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese and Korean samples. Choose a speech language or All; playback supports seeking, mute and a shared volume. Starting another sample pauses the previous one.
Spanish and Korean recordings demonstrate the optional packs. They are not baked into the default Docker images; enable them in System after reviewing their upstream terms. The full image includes the three English model families plus French, Chinese and Japanese. The smaller image includes English families.
The website offers six README locales. Gallery controls support English,
Spanish, French, Japanese, Chinese and Korean independently. Norwegian and
Polish keep English gallery text with a translation notice. Direct speech links
such as ?lang=fr remain supported; filter remembers a speech choice while
lang selects the website documentation language.
SSML dialogues
Five recordings demonstrate English accents, a multilingual café, East Asian
languages, directed delivery and a studio conversation. Each has a transcript,
copyable SSML and request settings. The source documents are embedded in
ssml.html; the generation task is task ssml-examples.
SSML is an explicit experimental input mode on the native API. The supported subset routes loaded speakers and language models, controls prosody and pauses, and compacts the handoff between turns. OpenAI-compatible speech remains plain text. These pages play recordings; they do not perform live inference.
Local preview
Run task pages for the complete website, task pages-build for a static build,
or task pages-test for public-staging and routing checks. These tasks use no
GPU and do not load speech models. See the website guide.
The index.md and ssml.md wrappers reuse the original standalone HTML content
in the common shell. Player code and recordings remain shared. Opening
index.html and ssml.html directly also works with the original directory
structure and local assets. To preview standalone files over HTTP:
python -m http.server 8055