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0601 | en | complex | composition | voice-06 | reference_audio/voice-06.wav | Let's be honest, nobody's paying triple just to sit closer to the front. So skip the frills you never wanted anyway and put that money toward, oh, actually enjoying the trip. Ridiculously cheap fares, no sneaky nonsense, to the places you actually want to go. Same sky, way smaller price. | A devastated, recently-fired employee speaks while heavily congested from crying, interrupting their words with frequent sighs and sobs. | Everything just fell apart today. [sigh] I lost my job, and then she packed her bags. [sob] I don't know what I'm going to do now. [sigh] It's all gone. | |
0602 | en | complex | composition | voice-08 | reference_audio/voice-08.wav | Okay, so here's what I keep coming back to and tell me if I me wrong. You spent 10 years building the thing and then you just walked away. Like, what does that morning feel like? Walk me through the actual Tuesday you decided | Speak with a slow, deliberate pace and a quiet, strained volume, sounding impatient and frustrated, while sighing and clearing your throat. | [sigh] Now class, if you'll direct your attention to page forty-seven. [clears throat] You'll notice the critical distinction between these two theories is quite subtle, yet you all missed it. | |
0603 | en | complex | composition | voice-07 | reference_audio/voice-07.wav | Okay, so this recipe changed my entire life. And I know I say that a lot, but this time I mean it more. It's five ingredients, one pan, and it tastes like you spent all day on it. Which, between us, you absolutely did not. | An Australian arcade champion speaks with playful teasing and smug amusement. | Oh really? You think you can beat me at this game? [laughs] That's adorable, mate! I've been setting high scores on this cabinet since before you could even hold a joystick. | |
0604 | en | complex | composition | voice-17 | reference_audio/voice-17.wav | Welcome home, my lady. Dinner is prepared, your bath is drawn, and yes, I've already hidden the sweets from the young master, who has been remarkably innocent all afternoon. You seem troubled. Shall I bring tea to the garden? Sometimes the evening air untangles what words cannot. | Speaking with a nasal, slightly muffled tone due to severe congestion, the speaker condescendingly criticizes a poor performance while frequently clearing their throat. | I must say, [clears throat] the presentation was rather underwhelming. [clears throat] Perhaps next time we might prepare more thoroughly, wouldn't you agree? | |
0605 | en | complex | composition | voice-12 | reference_audio/voice-12.wav | Take a breath. This is supposed to be joyful, and I promise, we'll keep it that way. Everything is on track. The venue's confirmed for your date, the florist has your palette, and the tasting is set for next Saturday. The one open item is the seating chart, and there's no rush, we have weeks. | Speak with overwhelming exhaustion, pleading for a break while letting out heavy sighs and yawns. | [heavy sigh] I've been working without sleep for three days straight. [yawn] My hands won't stop shaking, and I just need to rest for a few hours. Please, let me sleep. | |
0606 | en | complex | composition | voice-25 | reference_audio/voice-25.wav | Ay! Ay, look who it is! Come 'ere, come 'ere, let me look at you. You're lookin' good, you're lookin' healthy, that's good, that's what I like to see. Listen! Anybody gives you a problem around here, anybody, you come to Sal, capiche? We take care of our own on this block, always have. | A fairy guide speaking in a breathy, soft-spoken tone while panting slightly from exertion. | [pants] Welcome to the enchanted forest, little one! [pants] I flew as fast as I could to find you. I'm here to grant you three magical wishes! What is your heart's greatest desire right now? | |
0607 | en | complex | composition | voice-22 | reference_audio/voice-22.wav | Ah, there you are. Come sit by the fire. It's a cold one out there tonight. No need to say anything, we can just sit a while. That's the good kind of company, isn't it? The kind where you don't have to perform, where the quiet is comfortable. The kettle's on, the fire's warm. | A Scottish accent burning with righteous triumph, loudly proclaiming victory to a crowd. | I told ye all along that I was right! [laughs] Now the whole lot of ye can see the truth! Justice has finally been served, and vindication is mine! | |
0608 | en | complex | composition | voice-15 | reference_audio/voice-15.wav | Of course, my liege, of course. Your wisdom is, as ever, beyond question. Though, if I may humbly observe, your dear brother has been so very popular with the people lately. So beloved. It's nothing, I'm sure. A loyal prince would never dream of the throne. And yet... | Speaking with a French accent, the speaker is completely out of breath from physical exertion, panting and sighing heavily as they deliver the news. | [pants] We have accomplished something truly remarkable here today, mes amis. [sighs] Our team has achieved what many said was completely impossible for us. | |
0609 | en | complex | composition | voice-13 | reference_audio/voice-13.wav | To everyone out there tonight, thank you for loving me. You're the reason I shine, you know that? Okay, okay, and now, just between us, that last song, I didn't write it for the fans. I wrote it for you. The one always in the front row of my heart. | A festive workshop elf speaking with a bright, high-pitched tone, letting out occasional giggles. | Oh, what fun we'll have today! [giggle] Come along quickly now! We mustn't keep the boss waiting at the workshop any longer, my friend! [giggle] | |
0610 | en | complex | composition | voice-24 | reference_audio/voice-24.wav | Oh no, please continue. This is fascinating, truly. I don't think I've ever heard a plan quite so ambitious. And by ambitious, I mean doomed. But hey, who am I to rain on the parade? You clearly have it all figured out. What could possibly go wrong? Besides everything. But sure. | A Scottish accent, speaking with muffled, slow speech and severe stuttering, desperately warning someone about a mistake. | I've... I've been trying to tell ye... for quite some time now... that this just isn't... the right approach... to the problem... | |
0611 | en | complex | composition | voice-20 | reference_audio/voice-20.wav | They marched out ten thousand strong, banners bright against a morning that did not know it was their last. By dusk, the river ran a color that has no name. History would call it a great victory. The mothers would call it something else. | A lost explorer speaks in a terrified tone, sounding parched and completely exhausted. | [gasps] The old tales spoke of gems hidden deep in these abandoned mines. [coughs] I ventured in to find them... but whatever lives down here... it won't let me leave. | |
0612 | en | complex | composition | voice-25 | reference_audio/voice-25.wav | Ay! Ay, look who it is! Come 'ere, come 'ere, let me look at you. You're lookin' good, you're lookin' healthy, that's good, that's what I like to see. Listen! Anybody gives you a problem around here, anybody, you come to Sal, capiche? We take care of our own on this block, always have. | Speak with a posh British accent in a highly reverberant, echoing space, incorporating sinister chuckles and deep breaths. | [chuckles] Soon, my grand design will be complete. [inhales] There is absolutely nothing you pathetic heroes can do to stop me now. Victory will finally be mine. | |
0613 | en | complex | composition | voice-03 | reference_audio/voice-03.wav | Everyone wants the 10 bagger, the overnight rocket. Here's the unsexy truth: consistent, boring investing beats almost everyone chasing the thrill. Buy the broad index, keep buying when it's scary, don't touch it for 20 years. That's it. That's the strategy that quietly makes millionaires. | A frustrated stranded traveler shouting loudly to convey urgent information over deafening background noise. | I said my flight was canceled! [groan] No, canceled! I need you to pick me up at the south terminal! Can you hear me? The south terminal! | |
0614 | en | complex | composition | voice-24 | reference_audio/voice-24.wav | Oh no, please continue. This is fascinating, truly. I don't think I've ever heard a plan quite so ambitious. And by ambitious, I mean doomed. But hey, who am I to rain on the parade? You clearly have it all figured out. What could possibly go wrong? Besides everything. But sure. | An Australian accent, completely out of breath and hyperventilating with extreme, uncontrollable amusement. | Stop it, mate, you're killing me! [laugh] That's absolutely ridiculous! [laugh] I can't breathe! [laugh] Please, no more, my ribs are aching! | |
0615 | en | complex | composition | voice-19 | reference_audio/voice-19.wav | Bards would later sing that she was chosen, marked by fate, blessed by the old gods, destined from birth for the quest that would save the world. It made a better song than the truth. The truth is that no one chose her. | Speak with a hoarse, tight throat to express profound grief and mourning, interrupted by audible sobbing and crying. | I cannae believe she's gone forever. [sob] We had so many plans together for our future. [sniffle] I dinnae know how to carry on without her by my side. [cry] | |
0616 | en | complex | composition | voice-20 | reference_audio/voice-20.wav | They marched out ten thousand strong, banners bright against a morning that did not know it was their last. By dusk, the river ran a color that has no name. History would call it a great victory. The mothers would call it something else. | A therapist speaks in a soothing, reassuring manner, using a low-pitched voice with a slow, measured pace. | [inhales] Take a deep breath... and let it out slowly. [exhales] Remember that you are in complete control of your thoughts, and your reactions to stress. | |
0617 | en | complex | composition | voice-02 | reference_audio/voice-02.wav | Can I tell you something I've never told anyone? Come closer. It's not a large secret as secrets go. Nobody died. No crime was committed. But I've carried it quietly for twenty years. This small, tender, foolish thing. And I've decided tonight, with the house asleep and only you listening, that... | A British accent recorded in crisp, close-mic audio, speaking through a tightly clenched jaw. | I find your behaviour absolutely appalling. [sigh] I cannot believe you would stoop to such a despicable level of deceit. | |
0618 | en | complex | composition | voice-23 | reference_audio/voice-23.wav | Let the breath move like the tide: in as the wave draws up the sand, and out as it slides back to the sea. In and out. The ocean has been breathing like this for a billion years, patient and endless. Let yourself be carried by it. Each wave arriving and releasing. Each breath the same. | An overworked programmer desperately tries to explain a complex issue, yawning repeatedly from exhaustion. | I've been staring at this code for three days straight without sleep. [yawn] Sorry, I really need to finish explaining this logic to you before the system crashes. [yawn] | |
0619 | en | complex | composition | voice-09 | reference_audio/voice-09.wav | Now, and I ask you to note this carefully, the treaty did not fail because it was too harsh, nor because it was too lenient. It failed because it was both at once, which you will find is also true of most committee decisions and several of my marriages. Moving on. | Speaking with a voice heavy with sleep, expressing deep affection while intimately confessing feelings to a partner. | [yawns] You are the most amazing person I have ever known. [sighs] I fall more in love with you every single day we spend together, my darling. | |
0620 | en | complex | composition | voice-01 | reference_audio/voice-01.wav | They crowned the boy king in the spring, and by the first frost, three of the men who'd knelt to him were dead: two by poison and one by his own hand. And the boy himself had learned the first and only lesson the throne ever teaches: that mercy is a debt, and every debt comes due. | A professional office worker speaking with a Korean accent in a congested, raspy voice, coughing frequently. | I apologize, I have a terrible cold today. [cough] I will try to finish the quarterly report anyway. [cough] Please excuse my voice, I am not feeling very well right now. | |
0621 | en | complex | composition | voice-10 | reference_audio/voice-10.wav | Before touching a formula, ask: what question am I answering? Which product sells best in winter? Good. Now the spreadsheet has a job. We filter to winter, sort by sales, and there’s your answer. No fancy function needed. Data isn't about tricks. It's about asking the right question first. | Speak with intense, euphoric excitement while completely out of breath from an adrenaline rush, inserting sharp gasps and triumphant laughs. | [gasp] Oh my god, did you see that shot?! [laugh] I totally got him! [gasp] This is exactly why I'm ranked number one on the server right now! [laugh] | |
0622 | en | complex | composition | voice-16 | reference_audio/voice-16.wav | Well, well, so you're the one making my client so nervous. I can see why, there's a fire in you. Shame I'm being paid to put it out. It's nothing personal, sweetheart, it's just an excellent paycheck. Tell you what though. | A breathy, trembling voice pleading desperately for mercy, interrupted by terrified gasps and sobs. | [gasp] Please don't hurt me. [sob] I'll do whatever you want, just please let me go. [shuddering breath] I have a family waiting for me at home... they need me, please! | |
0623 | en | complex | composition | voice-04 | reference_audio/voice-04.wav | Now, you gotta be patient out here. Fish don't care about your schedule and honestly, that's the medicine. Cast it soft, right along that log line. Let it sit. Shh. There, feel that? Little tap tap. That's him thinking about it. Ain't about catching 'em really, it's about the quiet. | A ruthless business executive with a Russian accent, instructing a subordinate with a cold, calculated warning. | In business, you must always think three steps ahead of your opponent. [pause] This is what separates the victors from the casualties in our world. Do not forget this lesson. | |
0624 | en | complex | composition | voice-14 | reference_audio/voice-14.wav | So, the mortal returns to the queen's court. Bold. You could ask me for anything. Power, riches, vengeance. They all do. But you just... look at me like I'm a person, not a bargain. Do you have any idea how long it's been since someone did that? Careful, little thing. | Deliver the lines with a Scottish accent, sounding deeply contemplative and wistful. Include a heavy sigh at the beginning and a thoughtful pause in the middle. | [sigh] I've been thinking about the meaning of all this for many years now. [pause] Perhaps we'll never truly understand the purpose of our existence here. | |
0625 | en | complex | composition | voice-15 | reference_audio/voice-15.wav | Of course, my liege, of course. Your wisdom is, as ever, beyond question. Though, if I may humbly observe, your dear brother has been so very popular with the people lately. So beloved. It's nothing, I'm sure. A loyal prince would never dream of the throne. And yet... | An exhausted, shivering captive confessing total defeat. | [shivering] There's no escape from this nightmare. Nobody's coming to save us. [sighs] I'm trapped here forever, and I just can't fight it anymore. It's completely hopeless. | |
0626 | en | complex | composition | voice-15 | reference_audio/voice-15.wav | Of course, my liege, of course. Your wisdom is, as ever, beyond question. Though, if I may humbly observe, your dear brother has been so very popular with the people lately. So beloved. It's nothing, I'm sure. A loyal prince would never dream of the throne. And yet... | A soft, quiet voice from someone who is physically exhausted, featuring heavy sighs and lip smacks. | I just can't... [sigh] keep my eyes open anymore. [lip smack] The hike took everything out of me. Let's just rest here. | |
0627 | en | complex | composition | voice-02 | reference_audio/voice-02.wav | Can I tell you something I've never told anyone? Come closer. It's not a large secret as secrets go. Nobody died. No crime was committed. But I've carried it quietly for twenty years. This small, tender, foolish thing. And I've decided tonight, with the house asleep and only you listening, that... | Speaking with a Scottish accent, the voice is trembling and raspy, conveying profound exhaustion and relief. | I've been in surgery for eighteen hours straight. [sighs] My hands are shaking, but we managed to save her life. I just need a strong cup of tea and some sleep now. | |
0628 | en | complex | composition | voice-13 | reference_audio/voice-13.wav | To everyone out there tonight, thank you for loving me. You're the reason I shine, you know that? Okay, okay, and now, just between us, that last song, I didn't write it for the fans. I wrote it for you. The one always in the front row of my heart. | A business manager speaks with a low pitch and a thick Chinese accent, stressing the critical importance of the upcoming meeting to motivate the team. | [clears throat] This is a very important business meeting for our company's future. We must make a good impression on the client, or we lose a very big opportunity today. | |
0629 | en | complex | composition | voice-18 | reference_audio/voice-18.wav | Fools! Fools! Did you truly think your little friendship could thwart the magnificent Baron Malefacts? Mwa-ha... wait, who touched my doom ray? It was calibrated! Curse you, meddling children, and your unnervingly clever hamster! I shall return! | A Scottish tour guide speaking while completely out of breath and panting heavily. | [pants] Right, folks... [pants] This is the most incredible opportunity of our entire lives! We have to seize this moment right now... [pants] before it slips away from us forever! [pants] | |
0630 | en | complex | composition | voice-22 | reference_audio/voice-22.wav | Ah, there you are. Come sit by the fire. It's a cold one out there tonight. No need to say anything, we can just sit a while. That's the good kind of company, isn't it? The kind where you don't have to perform, where the quiet is comfortable. The kettle's on, the fire's warm. | An inebriated partygoer speaks with an embarrassed, disoriented tone, slurring their words and letting out loud hiccups. | Oh, excuse me... [hiccup] I think I had a bit too much punch. The whole room is... [hiccup] spinning around. I'm so sorry, I just need to... [hiccup] sit down before I fall over. | |
0631 | en | complex | composition | voice-11 | reference_audio/voice-11.wav | Uh, a missing item and cold food? That's a terrible dinner, and I'm sorry. No hoops to jump through. I'm refunding the missing dish right now, and I'm adding a credit for the whole order because cold food isn't what you paid for. Next time you order, the delivery's on us. | Speak with a hoarse, raspy tone, expressing bitter resentment to confront and guilt-trip the listener, including a scoff and a sharp inhale. | [scoff] After everything I sacrificed for this family, this is how you repay me? [sharp inhale] With lies and betrayal? I should have known better than to trust you. | |
0632 | en | complex | composition | voice-19 | reference_audio/voice-19.wav | Bards would later sing that she was chosen, marked by fate, blessed by the old gods, destined from birth for the quest that would save the world. It made a better song than the truth. The truth is that no one chose her. | An Australian livestream host speaks while completely out of breath, panting heavily between phrases. | [pants] Guys, this trail is insane! [pants] Only fifty meters left to the summit and my legs are burning! [pants] Smash that like button right now before I pass out! [pants] | |
0633 | en | complex | composition | voice-25 | reference_audio/voice-25.wav | Ay! Ay, look who it is! Come 'ere, come 'ere, let me look at you. You're lookin' good, you're lookin' healthy, that's good, that's what I like to see. Listen! Anybody gives you a problem around here, anybody, you come to Sal, capiche? We take care of our own on this block, always have. | A raspy, breaking voice, crying and physically exhausted, expressing deep despair while pleading for relief. | I can't take this pain anymore. [sigh] Everything hurts so much. [sigh] I just want it all to end and finally find some peace. | |
0634 | en | complex | composition | voice-01 | reference_audio/voice-01.wav | They crowned the boy king in the spring, and by the first frost, three of the men who'd knelt to him were dead: two by poison and one by his own hand. And the boy himself had learned the first and only lesson the throne ever teaches: that mercy is a debt, and every debt comes due. | An Australian surf instructor, heavily out of breath, urgently convincing their student to paddle out into the massive waves. | [Panting] Mate, grab your board right now! [Inhales deeply] The swell just picked up and it is absolutely pumping out there! I know it looks big, but you are ready for this. Let's go! | |
0635 | en | complex | composition | voice-05 | reference_audio/voice-05.wav | You landed, you're tired. The last thing you need is a line, a lecture, and a stack of forms. So we cut all that. Reserve in seconds, skip the counter, grab your keys, and drive off into whatever adventure you flew here for. Clean cars, honest rates, zero run-around. Wheels down, wheels turning. | Speaking in an Irish accent, the voice is loud and resonant, expressing pure joy and ecstatic happiness, punctuated by bright laughter. | This is the absolute happiest moment of my entire life! [laugh] I can't stop smiling! [laugh] Thank you so much for making this wild dream come true! | |
0636 | en | complex | composition | voice-12 | reference_audio/voice-12.wav | Take a breath. This is supposed to be joyful, and I promise, we'll keep it that way. Everything is on track. The venue's confirmed for your date, the florist has your palette, and the tasting is set for next Saturday. The one open item is the seating chart, and there's no rush, we have weeks. | A Cockney accent, speaking with loud, rhythmic projection. The tone is highly enthusiastic, aimed at persuading a bustling crowd to buy goods. | Fresh strawberries! Get your lovely red strawberries here! Two punnets for a fiver! Come on, love, take a look, best in the market! | |
0637 | en | complex | composition | voice-02 | reference_audio/voice-02.wav | Can I tell you something I've never told anyone? Come closer. It's not a large secret as secrets go. Nobody died. No crime was committed. But I've carried it quietly for twenty years. This small, tender, foolish thing. And I've decided tonight, with the house asleep and only you listening, that... | A secretive sibling, breathless and trembling from adrenaline, urgently pleading for a cover-up, punctuated by nervous laughs. | Don't tell mom and dad, [sharp inhale] but I'm sneaking out tonight to meet my friends at the party. [nervous laugh] Cover for me if they ask where I am, okay? | |
0638 | en | complex | composition | voice-07 | reference_audio/voice-07.wav | Okay, so this recipe changed my entire life. And I know I say that a lot, but this time I mean it more. It's five ingredients, one pan, and it tastes like you spent all day on it. Which, between us, you absolutely did not. | An Eastern European vampire speaks with dark, predatory menace, letting out a sinister chuckle and a sharp inhale. | Your blood calls to me with an irresistible allure. [chuckle] Soon you will join me in eternal darkness, [inhale] and we shall hunt together through the centuries. | |
0639 | en | complex | composition | voice-05 | reference_audio/voice-05.wav | You landed, you're tired. The last thing you need is a line, a lecture, and a stack of forms. So we cut all that. Reserve in seconds, skip the counter, grab your keys, and drive off into whatever adventure you flew here for. Clean cars, honest rates, zero run-around. Wheels down, wheels turning. | A breathy Southern messenger, completely breathless and gasping from exhaustion, urgently sharing exciting news. | Lord have mercy... [gasp] I ran all the way from the church... [gasp] just to tell y'all the wonderful news... [gasp] about the wedding! | |
0640 | en | complex | composition | voice-14 | reference_audio/voice-14.wav | So, the mortal returns to the queen's court. Bold. You could ask me for anything. Power, riches, vengeance. They all do. But you just... look at me like I'm a person, not a bargain. Do you have any idea how long it's been since someone did that? Careful, little thing. | Speak slowly and quietly, conveying a deep sense of peaceful nostalgia, while sounding physically exhausted but relaxed, including a gentle sigh. | [sigh] In all my years on this earth, I have learned that true happiness comes not from possessions, but from the love we share. | |
0641 | en | complex | composition | voice-16 | reference_audio/voice-16.wav | Well, well, so you're the one making my client so nervous. I can see why, there's a fire in you. Shame I'm being paid to put it out. It's nothing personal, sweetheart, it's just an excellent paycheck. Tell you what though. | Speaking with a thick New York accent in a harsh, creaky voice, the speaker sounds deeply annoyed and physically exhausted, panting slightly between words. | [sighs] Listen, sweetheart. I've been walking these streets for forty years. [pants] So don't try to tell me how things work around here, because I know better. | |
0642 | en | complex | composition | voice-07 | reference_audio/voice-07.wav | Okay, so this recipe changed my entire life. And I know I say that a lot, but this time I mean it more. It's five ingredients, one pan, and it tastes like you spent all day on it. Which, between us, you absolutely did not. | A Scottish lead engineer vents their overwhelming frustration, their voice cracking as they explain the failure, punctuated by heavy sighs. | [sigh] Nothing is working the way it's supposed to! I've tried bypassing the main valve, and it just keeps failing! [sigh] Why can't anything go right for once! | |
0643 | en | complex | composition | voice-20 | reference_audio/voice-20.wav | They marched out ten thousand strong, banners bright against a morning that did not know it was their last. By dusk, the river ran a color that has no name. History would call it a great victory. The mothers would call it something else. | A femme fatale spy speaking with a Transatlantic accent in a low-pitched, breathy voice, including a laugh and a sigh. | Oh darling, you really thought you could outsmart me? [laugh] How adorable. [sigh] Now be a good boy and hand over those documents before things get... unpleasant. | |
0644 | en | complex | composition | voice-18 | reference_audio/voice-18.wav | Fools! Fools! Did you truly think your little friendship could thwart the magnificent Baron Malefacts? Mwa-ha... wait, who touched my doom ray? It was calibrated! Curse you, meddling children, and your unnervingly clever hamster! I shall return! | Shouting a warning to evacuate while panicked and completely out of breath, pausing to pant heavily. | [pant] Everybody out of the building right now! [pant] There's a fire on the third floor! Leave your belongings and exit through the nearest door! | |
0645 | en | complex | composition | voice-22 | reference_audio/voice-22.wav | Ah, there you are. Come sit by the fire. It's a cold one out there tonight. No need to say anything, we can just sit a while. That's the good kind of company, isn't it? The kind where you don't have to perform, where the quiet is comfortable. The kettle's on, the fire's warm. | A poet with an Irish accent speaks in a soft, breathy voice, expressing deep melancholy to mourn a loss. | The words escape me now... [sigh] like autumn leaves scattered by an indifferent wind. [sniff] Beauty fades, and all we loved becomes mere memory and dust. | |
0646 | en | complex | composition | voice-03 | reference_audio/voice-03.wav | Everyone wants the 10 bagger, the overnight rocket. Here's the unsexy truth: consistent, boring investing beats almost everyone chasing the thrill. Buy the broad index, keep buying when it's scary, don't touch it for 20 years. That's it. That's the strategy that quietly makes millionaires. | An overwhelmed assistant speaking with an Indian accent, sounding completely panicked and out of breath while speaking rapidly. | [gasps] Please, sir, you must help me right now! The deadline is today and I have not completed the work! [pants] What should I do in this situation? | |
0647 | en | complex | composition | voice-04 | reference_audio/voice-04.wav | Now, you gotta be patient out here. Fish don't care about your schedule and honestly, that's the medicine. Cast it soft, right along that log line. Let it sit. Shh. There, feel that? Little tap tap. That's him thinking about it. Ain't about catching 'em really, it's about the quiet. | Speaking in a strained and breathy voice while completely out of breath, pleading for a moment to recover between fits of laughter. | [laughs] I can't... I can't even breathe! [gasps] That was absolutely ridiculous! [laughs] My sides hurt so much... just give me a minute, please! [gasps] | |
0648 | en | complex | composition | voice-13 | reference_audio/voice-13.wav | To everyone out there tonight, thank you for loving me. You're the reason I shine, you know that? Okay, okay, and now, just between us, that last song, I didn't write it for the fans. I wrote it for you. The one always in the front row of my heart. | Speak with a Scottish accent, expressing malicious joy while gloating about the chaos you caused, interrupting your speech with wicked cackles. | Och aye! [cackles] Look at the absolute chaos I've created down there! The mortals are running around like headless chickens! [laughs] This is the most fun I've had in centuries! | |
0649 | en | complex | composition | voice-23 | reference_audio/voice-23.wav | Let the breath move like the tide: in as the wave draws up the sand, and out as it slides back to the sea. In and out. The ocean has been breathing like this for a billion years, patient and endless. Let yourself be carried by it. Each wave arriving and releasing. Each breath the same. | A grieving survivor speaks with a high pitch and long pauses, sounding completely devastated while crying and sniffling. | I received the news... [sniffle] this morning... and I just... [sniffle] can't process it... everything feels... [sniffle] completely unreal right now... | |
0650 | en | complex | composition | voice-07 | reference_audio/voice-07.wav | Okay, so this recipe changed my entire life. And I know I say that a lot, but this time I mean it more. It's five ingredients, one pan, and it tastes like you spent all day on it. Which, between us, you absolutely did not. | Speak with a Canadian accent in an airy, breathy tone, expressing deep longing and regret, including audible sighs. | [sigh] I just wish things could be different between us, eh? I think about you all the time, and wonder what could have been if we'd met sooner. [sigh] | |
0651 | en | complex | variation | voice-21 | reference_audio/voice-21.wav | Before there was light, there was a question. Not asked by any voice, for there were no voices; asked, if you can imagine it, by the darkness itself: what would it be like to be something, rather than nothing? | Start with genuine, amused laughter while speaking, then suddenly shift to a cold, irritated, and stern tone at the word 'but' as the realization sets in. | Oh, that's hilarious, really funny... but you know what? I've had just about enough of these constant jokes at my expense. This needs to stop. | |
0652 | en | complex | variation | voice-22 | reference_audio/voice-22.wav | Ah, there you are. Come sit by the fire. It's a cold one out there tonight. No need to say anything, we can just sit a while. That's the good kind of company, isn't it? The kind where you don't have to perform, where the quiet is comfortable. The kettle's on, the fire's warm. | Start with an excited, rushed delivery, speaking very quickly. At the word 'wait', suddenly pause and transition into a slow, thoughtful, and serious tone. | So basically what happened was we got there super early and everyone was already setting up and then... wait, let me think about this properly. | |
0653 | en | complex | variation | voice-04 | reference_audio/voice-04.wav | Now, you gotta be patient out here. Fish don't care about your schedule and honestly, that's the medicine. Cast it soft, right along that log line. Let it sit. Shh. There, feel that? Little tap tap. That's him thinking about it. Ain't about catching 'em really, it's about the quiet. | Start with a calm, analytical tone. Suddenly transition into explosive anger at the realization of a violation. | The data clearly shows a stable pattern over the last decade. Wait, look at this anomaly in the recent quarter. What are they doing? It's absolutely unacceptable, a complete betrayal of our trust! | |
0654 | en | complex | variation | voice-15 | reference_audio/voice-15.wav | Of course, my liege, of course. Your wisdom is, as ever, beyond question. Though, if I may humbly observe, your dear brother has been so very popular with the people lately. So beloved. It's nothing, I'm sure. A loyal prince would never dream of the throne. And yet... | Start with a cautious, hushed whisper, fearful of being overheard. Suddenly transition at 'You never listen' into a loud, explosive outburst of intense frustration. | Keep your voice down, they might hear us through the walls... You never listen to a word I say, do you?! Forty years of this! | |
0655 | en | complex | variation | voice-09 | reference_audio/voice-09.wav | Now, and I ask you to note this carefully, the treaty did not fail because it was too harsh, nor because it was too lenient. It failed because it was both at once, which you will find is also true of most committee decisions and several of my marriages. Moving on. | Start with a fast, panicked, and breathless delivery. Suddenly, after a sharp gasp, transition into a calm, relieved tone with a heavy sigh and a relaxed pace. | I can't believe I lost it! Everything is completely ruined and there is absolutely no way to fix this now! [gasp] Oh, wait. [sigh] It's right here in my backpack. Never mind. | |
0656 | en | complex | variation | voice-16 | reference_audio/voice-16.wav | Well, well, so you're the one making my client so nervous. I can see why, there's a fire in you. Shame I'm being paid to put it out. It's nothing personal, sweetheart, it's just an excellent paycheck. Tell you what though. | Start with a serious, low-pitched delivery. Suddenly, at 'Oh my goodness', transition into a high-pitched, squealing tone of extreme excitement. | Listen carefully to what I'm about to tell you, this is important. Oh my goodness, I can't believe it's actually happening right now! | |
0657 | en | complex | variation | voice-15 | reference_audio/voice-15.wav | Of course, my liege, of course. Your wisdom is, as ever, beyond question. Though, if I may humbly observe, your dear brother has been so very popular with the people lately. So beloved. It's nothing, I'm sure. A loyal prince would never dream of the throne. And yet... | Start with confident, upbeat optimism. At the word 'Wait', suddenly shift to panicked, breathless fear as the realization of being lost sets in. | The trail markers indicate we should reach the summit within the hour if we maintain this pace. Wait... this isn't the right path. Oh no, where are we? I don't recognize any of this! | |
0658 | en | complex | variation | voice-17 | reference_audio/voice-17.wav | Welcome home, my lady. Dinner is prepared, your bath is drawn, and yes, I've already hidden the sweets from the young master, who has been remarkably innocent all afternoon. You seem troubled. Shall I bring tea to the garden? Sometimes the evening air untangles what words cannot. | Start with a confident, reassuring tone. At the word 'Wait', suddenly shift to terrified, breathless alarm as if reacting to a frightening noise. | There's absolutely nothing to worry about, I've done this a hundred times before. Wait... did you hear that sound? Something's definitely not right here. | |
0659 | en | complex | variation | voice-14 | reference_audio/voice-14.wav | So, the mortal returns to the queen's court. Bold. You could ask me for anything. Power, riches, vengeance. They all do. But you just... look at me like I'm a person, not a bargain. Do you have any idea how long it's been since someone did that? Careful, little thing. | Start with a serious, slow, and formal storytelling tone. Suddenly break character at the ellipsis, transitioning into an amused, fast-paced delivery with laughter. | Once upon a time, in a land far away, there lived a peculiar creature who... [laugh] okay, I can't keep a straight face, this story is ridiculous! | |
0660 | en | complex | variation | voice-12 | reference_audio/voice-12.wav | Take a breath. This is supposed to be joyful, and I promise, we'll keep it that way. Everything is on track. The venue's confirmed for your date, the florist has your palette, and the tasting is set for next Saturday. The one open item is the seating chart, and there's no rush, we have weeks. | Start with bursting, high-energy excitement and a fast pace. Suddenly drop into a deflated, slow, and disappointed tone right at 'Oh...' | We're really going to the zoo today?! I can't wait to see the elephants and tigers and everything! Oh... you said maybe next weekend. Not today. | |
0661 | en | complex | variation | voice-20 | reference_audio/voice-20.wav | They marched out ten thousand strong, banners bright against a morning that did not know it was their last. By dusk, the river ran a color that has no name. History would call it a great victory. The mothers would call it something else. | Start with a warm, affectionate greeting. Suddenly, at the word 'Though', the tone shifts to cold, hardened bitterness as a past betrayal is remembered. | Oh hello dear, it's so wonderful to see you again after all this time! Though I suppose you've come to ask for another favor, just like always. | |
0662 | en | complex | variation | voice-13 | reference_audio/voice-13.wav | To everyone out there tonight, thank you for loving me. You're the reason I shine, you know that? Okay, okay, and now, just between us, that last song, I didn't write it for the fans. I wrote it for you. The one always in the front row of my heart. | Start with a slow, overly patient and measured tone. Suddenly shift to a fast, highly enthusiastic and excited delivery right after the pause. | Now, let me break this down step by step so everyone understands the concept... oh, you all got it already? Fantastic, let's move on to the fun part! | |
0663 | en | complex | variation | voice-24 | reference_audio/voice-24.wav | Oh no, please continue. This is fascinating, truly. I don't think I've ever heard a plan quite so ambitious. And by ambitious, I mean doomed. But hey, who am I to rain on the parade? You clearly have it all figured out. What could possibly go wrong? Besides everything. But sure. | Start with a calm, focused, and quiet tone for strategizing. Suddenly transition at "Go, go, go!" into an intensely aggressive, loud, and roaring delivery. | Alright team, here's what we're going to do. Stay focused and remember the plays we practiced... Go, go, go! Move it now! | |
0664 | en | complex | variation | voice-25 | reference_audio/voice-25.wav | Ay! Ay, look who it is! Come 'ere, come 'ere, let me look at you. You're lookin' good, you're lookin' healthy, that's good, that's what I like to see. Listen! Anybody gives you a problem around here, anybody, you come to Sal, capiche? We take care of our own on this block, always have. | Start with a cheerful, enthusiastic tone while planning. Suddenly transition to a stressed, dismayed tone, including an audible groan, right at 'Wait, how much does all this cost?' | We should totally get the fancy decorations and hire that DJ everyone loves, it'll be amazing! Wait, how much does all this cost? Oh no, this is way too much. | |
0665 | en | complex | variation | voice-25 | reference_audio/voice-25.wav | Ay! Ay, look who it is! Come 'ere, come 'ere, let me look at you. You're lookin' good, you're lookin' healthy, that's good, that's what I like to see. Listen! Anybody gives you a problem around here, anybody, you come to Sal, capiche? We take care of our own on this block, always have. | Start with a relaxed, confident tone. Suddenly, at the word 'wait', shift to a panicked and fearful delivery as the realization sets in. | Yeah, this route is pretty easy once you get used to the rhythm of it. You just follow the trail until... wait, where did the trail go? Oh no, we're completely lost. | |
0666 | en | complex | variation | voice-09 | reference_audio/voice-09.wav | Now, and I ask you to note this carefully, the treaty did not fail because it was too harsh, nor because it was too lenient. It failed because it was both at once, which you will find is also true of most committee decisions and several of my marriages. Moving on. | Start with a polite, soft-spoken, and measured delivery. Suddenly shift at 'Sir,' to a louder, sharper, and faster sarcastic tone. | I completely understand your concern, and I'm here to help you resolve this issue. Sir, I've explained this three times already. Perhaps you should listen. | |
0667 | en | complex | variation | voice-02 | reference_audio/voice-02.wav | Can I tell you something I've never told anyone? Come closer. It's not a large secret as secrets go. Nobody died. No crime was committed. But I've carried it quietly for twenty years. This small, tender, foolish thing. And I've decided tonight, with the house asleep and only you listening, that... | Start by speaking very rapidly and breathlessly, running words together. After a sudden pause at 'what?', abruptly shift to a slow, deliberate, and clearly articulated speaking rate. | And then we played tag and I was it and Sarah ran and Tommy hid and... what? Okay. So. First, we went outside to the playground. | |
0668 | en | complex | variation | voice-22 | reference_audio/voice-22.wav | Ah, there you are. Come sit by the fire. It's a cold one out there tonight. No need to say anything, we can just sit a while. That's the good kind of company, isn't it? The kind where you don't have to perform, where the quiet is comfortable. The kettle's on, the fire's warm. | Start with a relaxed, steady pace and neutral pitch. Suddenly, at 'Actually, wait,' increase vocal tension, raise the pitch slightly, and speak faster to convey sudden concern. | Your blood work looks completely normal, all the markers are within healthy ranges. Actually, wait, let me look at this reading again, something's off here. | |
0669 | en | complex | variation | voice-10 | reference_audio/voice-10.wav | Before touching a formula, ask: what question am I answering? Which product sells best in winter? Good. Now the spreadsheet has a job. We filter to winter, sort by sales, and there’s your answer. No fancy function needed. Data isn't about tricks. It's about asking the right question first. | Start by whispering secretively and quietly. Suddenly, after a cough, transition to speaking in a normal, full-voiced, and polite tone. | So apparently Jake and Emma were seen together at the movies last night and nobody knew they were even... [cough] Oh, hi Mrs. Johnson, nice weather today. | |
0670 | en | complex | variation | voice-23 | reference_audio/voice-23.wav | Let the breath move like the tide: in as the wave draws up the sand, and out as it slides back to the sea. In and out. The ocean has been breathing like this for a billion years, patient and endless. Let yourself be carried by it. Each wave arriving and releasing. Each breath the same. | Start with a low, monotone pitch and heavy vocal fry. Suddenly, at 'But here's the shocking part', shift to a high-pitched, highly dynamic, and clear delivery without vocal fry. | The results of our six-month study are in, and the data shows some interesting patterns. But here's the shocking part - we've achieved a ninety percent success rate! | |
0671 | en | complex | variation | voice-07 | reference_audio/voice-07.wav | Okay, so this recipe changed my entire life. And I know I say that a lot, but this time I mean it more. It's five ingredients, one pan, and it tastes like you spent all day on it. Which, between us, you absolutely did not. | Start with a loud, tense, and fast-paced delivery. Suddenly, at 'Oh thank goodness', drop to a quiet, breathy, and relaxed tone with a slower speaking rate. | This is absolutely ridiculous, we've been stuck here for forty minutes and haven't moved an inch! Oh thank goodness, finally our exit, we made it. | |
0672 | en | complex | variation | voice-10 | reference_audio/voice-10.wav | Before touching a formula, ask: what question am I answering? Which product sells best in winter? Good. Now the spreadsheet has a job. We filter to winter, sort by sales, and there’s your answer. No fancy function needed. Data isn't about tricks. It's about asking the right question first. | Start with a relaxed, resonant, and slow delivery. At 'Or was it', suddenly shift to a fast, breathy, and nervous tone as the speaker loses their train of thought. | Back in my day, we used to walk five miles to school through the snow, and we were grateful for it. Or was it three miles? Maybe it was rain? Anyway, it was far. | |
0673 | en | complex | variation | voice-23 | reference_audio/voice-23.wav | Let the breath move like the tide: in as the wave draws up the sand, and out as it slides back to the sea. In and out. The ocean has been breathing like this for a billion years, patient and endless. Let yourself be carried by it. Each wave arriving and releasing. Each breath the same. | Speak in a fast, high-pitched, breathless panic. Suddenly drop to a slower, lower-pitched, and relaxed tone with a relieved laugh starting at 'Never mind'. | I completely messed up the entire presentation, all the slides are wrong and the meeting's in ten minutes! [laugh] Never mind, I was looking at the old version. | |
0674 | en | complex | variation | voice-05 | reference_audio/voice-05.wav | You landed, you're tired. The last thing you need is a line, a lecture, and a stack of forms. So we cut all that. Reserve in seconds, skip the counter, grab your keys, and drive off into whatever adventure you flew here for. Clean cars, honest rates, zero run-around. Wheels down, wheels turning. | Start with a quiet, breathy voice. Suddenly transition to a loud, clear, and highly projected voice for the final sentence. | Just a gentle reminder that we need to keep our voices down in the reading area, thank you. Excuse me, stop running in the library right now! | |
0675 | en | complex | variation | voice-01 | reference_audio/voice-01.wav | They crowned the boy king in the spring, and by the first frost, three of the men who'd knelt to him were dead: two by poison and one by his own hand. And the boy himself had learned the first and only lesson the throne ever teaches: that mercy is a debt, and every debt comes due. | Begin with a loud, bright, and stable voice. At 'You don't like it?', suddenly drop the volume and pitch, shifting into a breathy, trembling delivery with a noticeable vocal crack. | Look what I made for you, I worked really hard on it and used all my favorite colors! You don't like it? But I thought you'd think it was pretty. | |
0676 | en | complex | variation | voice-17 | reference_audio/voice-17.wav | Welcome home, my lady. Dinner is prepared, your bath is drawn, and yes, I've already hidden the sweets from the young master, who has been remarkably innocent all afternoon. You seem troubled. Shall I bring tea to the garden? Sometimes the evening air untangles what words cannot. | Start with a clear, confident, full-voiced presentation. At 'wait, are we live?', suddenly drop to a quiet, breathy, nervous whisper for the remainder of the sentence. | Welcome to tonight's broadcast where we'll be covering the major stories from around the world. Good evening, I'm... wait, are we live? I'm your host, and we're glad you joined us. | |
0677 | en | complex | variation | voice-12 | reference_audio/voice-12.wav | Take a breath. This is supposed to be joyful, and I promise, we'll keep it that way. Everything is on track. The venue's confirmed for your date, the florist has your palette, and the tasting is set for next Saturday. The one open item is the seating chart, and there's no rush, we have weeks. | Start with a loud, frantic, and breathless delivery. Suddenly drop to a quiet, defeated whisper after the pause, letting out a heavy sigh before the final apology. | I know I said I'd be home by ten but Jessica's car broke down and we had to wait for her dad and my phone died so I couldn't call and... okay, I'm sorry. | |
0678 | en | complex | variation | voice-04 | reference_audio/voice-04.wav | Now, you gotta be patient out here. Fish don't care about your schedule and honestly, that's the medicine. Cast it soft, right along that log line. Let it sit. Shh. There, feel that? Little tap tap. That's him thinking about it. Ain't about catching 'em really, it's about the quiet. | Start with a calm, moderate volume for a neutral discussion. Suddenly shift to a loud, defensive shout at 'How dare you', maintaining the high volume and intense phonation until the end. | Both sides of the debate have valid points that deserve consideration and thoughtful discussion. How dare you accuse me of bias! I've been nothing but fair throughout this entire conversation! | |
0679 | en | complex | variation | voice-13 | reference_audio/voice-13.wav | To everyone out there tonight, thank you for loving me. You're the reason I shine, you know that? Okay, okay, and now, just between us, that last song, I didn't write it for the fans. I wrote it for you. The one always in the front row of my heart. | Start at a casual, conversational volume. Suddenly transition to a loud, panicked yell at 'Oh no', maintaining the high volume and intense phonation until the end. | Yeah, I'll meet you there around seven, just need to finish up a few things here first. Oh no, the vase! It's falling! Catch it! | |
0680 | en | complex | variation | voice-16 | reference_audio/voice-16.wav | Well, well, so you're the one making my client so nervous. I can see why, there's a fire in you. Shame I'm being paid to put it out. It's nothing personal, sweetheart, it's just an excellent paycheck. Tell you what though. | Start with a loud, stern, full-voiced reprimand. Suddenly drop to a quiet, soft, and breathy tone at "Oh sweetheart," maintaining this gentle phonation until the end. | This behavior is completely unacceptable and you know better than to act this way in public. Oh sweetheart, come here, I know you didn't mean it, let's talk about this. | |
0681 | en | complex | variation | voice-08 | reference_audio/voice-08.wav | Okay, so here's what I keep coming back to and tell me if I me wrong. You spent 10 years building the thing and then you just walked away. Like, what does that morning feel like? Walk me through the actual Tuesday you decided | Start with a projected, professional broadcast voice. Suddenly drop to a hushed, frantic whisper at 'uh, are we still on air?' | In today's top stories, the stock market reached record highs, the mayor announced new policies, and... uh, are we still on air? Is someone fixing the teleprompter? | |
0682 | en | complex | variation | voice-19 | reference_audio/voice-19.wav | Bards would later sing that she was chosen, marked by fate, blessed by the old gods, destined from birth for the quest that would save the world. It made a better song than the truth. The truth is that no one chose her. | Start with a confident, smooth, and projected delivery. Suddenly, after a sharp gasp, transition into a strained, breathy, and quiet whisper of shock. | This vehicle has everything you're looking for: top safety ratings, incredible fuel efficiency, all the latest features. [gasp] Wait, they're charging how much for it now? | |
0683 | en | complex | variation | voice-07 | reference_audio/voice-07.wav | Okay, so this recipe changed my entire life. And I know I say that a lot, but this time I mean it more. It's five ingredients, one pan, and it tastes like you spent all day on it. Which, between us, you absolutely did not. | Start speaking in a low, quiet, and grumbling tone. Suddenly, at 'Oh!', transition to a much louder, bright, and sweet voice. | The problem with this entire situation is that nobody wants to take responsibility for their actions anymore. Oh, there's my little one! Come give me a big hug! | |
0684 | en | complex | variation | voice-11 | reference_audio/voice-11.wav | Uh, a missing item and cold food? That's a terrible dinner, and I'm sorry. No hoops to jump through. I'm refunding the missing dish right now, and I'm adding a credit for the whole order because cold food isn't what you paid for. Next time you order, the delivery's on us. | Start with a loud, energetic, and jubilant shout. Suddenly, at "The scan shows", drop to a quiet, breathy, and weak whisper of despair. | We did it! We actually won the championship, all that training paid off, this is the best day ever! The scan shows a torn ligament? I'm out for the season? | |
0685 | en | complex | variation | voice-18 | reference_audio/voice-18.wav | Fools! Fools! Did you truly think your little friendship could thwart the magnificent Baron Malefacts? Mwa-ha... wait, who touched my doom ray? It was calibrated! Curse you, meddling children, and your unnervingly clever hamster! I shall return! | Start with a hushed, tense whisper. Suddenly transition to a loud, triumphant yell on the words "We won!" and maintain that high volume to the end. | Shh, everyone be really quiet or they'll find us, don't make any noise at all, stay still. We won! We won! They never found us! | |
0686 | en | complex | variation | voice-03 | reference_audio/voice-03.wav | Everyone wants the 10 bagger, the overnight rocket. Here's the unsexy truth: consistent, boring investing beats almost everyone chasing the thrill. Buy the broad index, keep buying when it's scary, don't touch it for 20 years. That's it. That's the strategy that quietly makes millionaires. | Start with a calm, methodical, and steady delivery. At the word 'Warning,' suddenly transition to a strained, breathless, and rapid delivery as if experiencing severe physical distress. | Analyzing the atmospheric data, accessing the external sensors, retrieving relevant information, compiling the response. Warning... critical oxygen failure detected. Immediate evacuation required. | |
0687 | en | complex | variation | voice-18 | reference_audio/voice-18.wav | Fools! Fools! Did you truly think your little friendship could thwart the magnificent Baron Malefacts? Mwa-ha... wait, who touched my doom ray? It was calibrated! Curse you, meddling children, and your unnervingly clever hamster! I shall return! | Start with a tense, breathless delivery, stumbling slightly. After the first question mark, suddenly exhale deeply, transitioning into a relaxed, smooth, and joyful tone. | So I was wondering if maybe you'd want to, I don't know, possibly get coffee sometime, if you're free? Oh, really? You would? Thank god, I was so nervous. | |
0688 | en | complex | variation | voice-06 | reference_audio/voice-06.wav | Let's be honest, nobody's paying triple just to sit closer to the front. So skip the frills you never wanted anyway and put that money toward, oh, actually enjoying the trip. Ridiculously cheap fares, no sneaky nonsense, to the places you actually want to go. Same sky, way smaller price. | Start with a clear, professional tone. Suddenly choke mid-sentence, transitioning into a violent coughing fit, followed by a strained, breathless, and raspy voice for the final apology. | As I was saying earlier, the quarterly reports indicate a significant improvement in overall performance and... excuse me. Sorry, water went down the wrong pipe. | |
0689 | en | complex | variation | voice-19 | reference_audio/voice-19.wav | Bards would later sing that she was chosen, marked by fate, blessed by the old gods, destined from birth for the quest that would save the world. It made a better song than the truth. The truth is that no one chose her. | Start with an energetic, clear, and steady voice. Halfway through, suddenly gasp and transition into a strained, breathless, and pained delivery as a severe cramp sets in. | Alright team, we are on the final stretch! Keep that pace steady, you're doing fantastic! Oh—wait, hold on. Ah, cramp. Just... give me a second to catch my breath. That really hurts. | |
0690 | en | complex | variation | voice-24 | reference_audio/voice-24.wav | Oh no, please continue. This is fascinating, truly. I don't think I've ever heard a plan quite so ambitious. And by ambitious, I mean doomed. But hey, who am I to rain on the parade? You clearly have it all figured out. What could possibly go wrong? Besides everything. But sure. | Start speaking at a normal, slightly rushed pace. Suddenly become severely out of breath at 'wait, hold on', finishing the sentence while panting heavily and struggling to speak. | Take the next right, then two lefts, then you'll see the blue building... wait, hold on. I need to stop. Just... park there. Give me a second to breathe. | |
0691 | en | complex | variation | voice-02 | reference_audio/voice-02.wav | Can I tell you something I've never told anyone? Come closer. It's not a large secret as secrets go. Nobody died. No crime was committed. But I've carried it quietly for twenty years. This small, tender, foolish thing. And I've decided tonight, with the house asleep and only you listening, that... | Start with a flat, monotone delivery expressing dismissive boredom. Suddenly shift to an energetic, fast-paced, and highly intrigued tone at 'Wait', demanding information. | Yeah, whatever, nothing interesting ever happens around here anyway, it's all so dull and predictable. Wait, she said what? Tell me everything right now, don't leave anything out! | |
0692 | en | complex | variation | voice-11 | reference_audio/voice-11.wav | Uh, a missing item and cold food? That's a terrible dinner, and I'm sorry. No hoops to jump through. I'm refunding the missing dish right now, and I'm adding a credit for the whole order because cold food isn't what you paid for. Next time you order, the delivery's on us. | Start with a casual, reassuring tone. Suddenly, after a sharp gasp, transition into a panicked, high-volume plea for help as the speaker realizes they are trapped. | I'll be out in just a minute. I'm almost finished getting ready, won't be much longer. [gasp] Wait, help! The door is stuck! I can't get out! Someone help me! | |
0693 | en | complex | variation | voice-20 | reference_audio/voice-20.wav | They marched out ten thousand strong, banners bright against a morning that did not know it was their last. By dusk, the river ran a color that has no name. History would call it a great victory. The mothers would call it something else. | Start by warmly sharing a happy memory. At 'If only', suddenly shift to a sorrowful, grieving tone, with the voice trembling as the intent changes to expressing deep loss. | Those were such beautiful summers. We'd spend every day at the lake, laughing and swimming until sunset. If only she were still here to remember them with me. I miss her so much. | |
0694 | en | complex | variation | voice-03 | reference_audio/voice-03.wav | Everyone wants the 10 bagger, the overnight rocket. Here's the unsexy truth: consistent, boring investing beats almost everyone chasing the thrill. Buy the broad index, keep buying when it's scary, don't touch it for 20 years. That's it. That's the strategy that quietly makes millionaires. | Begin with a confident, authoritative delivery for a formal presentation. Suddenly, at 'Um, wait...', shift to a hesitant, muttered, and informal tone as the speaker loses their place. | The implementation of this new system will streamline operations, reduce costs, and improve overall efficiency across all departments. Um, wait... where was I? Just give me a second to find my notes. | |
0695 | en | complex | variation | voice-05 | reference_audio/voice-05.wav | You landed, you're tired. The last thing you need is a line, a lecture, and a stack of forms. So we cut all that. Reserve in seconds, skip the counter, grab your keys, and drive off into whatever adventure you flew here for. Clean cars, honest rates, zero run-around. Wheels down, wheels turning. | Start with a casual, conversational tone. Suddenly shift to a mocking, exaggeratedly whiny voice for the quote starting at 'Sorry everyone', then snap back to genuine disbelief for the final sentence. | So then he comes into the meeting twenty minutes late with no excuse whatsoever. And he's like, 'Sorry everyone, I didn't know it started at nine, nobody told me about the time change.' Can you believe this guy? | |
0696 | en | complex | variation | voice-21 | reference_audio/voice-21.wav | Before there was light, there was a question. Not asked by any voice, for there were no voices; asked, if you can imagine it, by the darkness itself: what would it be like to be something, rather than nothing? | Start with a comforting, validating tone. Suddenly shift to an alarmed and urgent tone at 'Wait', changing the intent from offering reassurance to directing immediate action. | I hear what you're saying, and I want you to know that your feelings are completely valid and understandable. Wait, he threatened you with what? We need to call the police immediately. | |
0697 | en | complex | variation | voice-06 | reference_audio/voice-06.wav | Let's be honest, nobody's paying triple just to sit closer to the front. So skip the frills you never wanted anyway and put that money toward, oh, actually enjoying the trip. Ridiculously cheap fares, no sneaky nonsense, to the places you actually want to go. Same sky, way smaller price. | Start by whispering a nervous commentary. Suddenly, at 'Ahhh!', transition instantly into a loud, terrified scream of panic. | This part is getting spooky. I don't like when it gets all dark and quiet like this, something bad always happens... Ahhh! It jumped out! Turn it off! | |
0698 | en | complex | variation | voice-08 | reference_audio/voice-08.wav | Okay, so here's what I keep coming back to and tell me if I me wrong. You spent 10 years building the thing and then you just walked away. Like, what does that morning feel like? Walk me through the actual Tuesday you decided | Start with a confident, boastful tone. Suddenly, at 'Oh wow okay', shift to a desperate, strained plea for help as the intense heat kicks in, gasping for air. | This doesn't look that spicy honestly, I've had way hotter things than this before, no problem. Oh wow okay that's... that's really hitting me now... water please... my mouth is on fire! | |
0699 | en | complex | variation | voice-14 | reference_audio/voice-14.wav | So, the mortal returns to the queen's court. Bold. You could ask me for anything. Power, riches, vengeance. They all do. But you just... look at me like I'm a person, not a bargain. Do you have any idea how long it's been since someone did that? Careful, little thing. | Start by calmly and patiently explaining the situation. Then, suddenly snap into a frustrated, loud, and commanding tone for the final sentence. | Honey, I need you to put your shoes on so we can leave, we've talked about this several times now. For the last time, put your shoes on NOW or we're not going anywhere! | |
0700 | en | complex | variation | voice-01 | reference_audio/voice-01.wav | They crowned the boy king in the spring, and by the first frost, three of the men who'd knelt to him were dead: two by poison and one by his own hand. And the boy himself had learned the first and only lesson the throne ever teaches: that mercy is a debt, and every debt comes due. | Start with a grumbling, dismissive tone, complaining to yourself. Suddenly, at 'Oh,' shift to a warm, affectionate, and welcoming greeting. | Back in my day we didn't complain about a little rain. People today are just too soft, absolutely no appreciation for... Oh, well hello there! How's my favorite person doing today? |
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