Speech Generation Modes
An overview of Single Speaker and Multi-Speaker modes in Qolaba's Speech Generation — what each mode does, when to use it, and how they differ.
Qolaba's Speech Generation supports two modes — Single Speaker and Multi-Speaker. The mode you choose determines how your script is structured, how many voices are involved, and what kind of audio output is produced.
Single Speaker vs. Multi-Speaker
Voices
One voice throughout
Two distinct voices alternating
Script format
Continuous text input
Structured dialogue cards per speaker
Output
Single narration audio file
Single combined audio file with alternating voices
Best for
Narration, voiceovers, announcements, ads
Podcasts, interviews, dialogues, training simulations
Configuration
Voice, accent, style, script
Voice per speaker, accent, style, dialogue sequence
When to Use Single Speaker Mode
Single Speaker Mode is the right choice when one voice delivers the entire content — narrating, announcing, or presenting without interruption or dialogue.
Use it for:
Voiceovers for videos, ads, and presentations
Podcast introductions and solo episode narration
Product walkthrough and demo scripts
Instructional and training audio
Announcements and public communications
Audiobook-style storytelling
When to Use Multi-Speaker Mode
Multi-Speaker Mode is the right choice when the content involves a conversation, exchange, or dialogue between two distinct voices.
Use it for:
Podcast interviews and co-hosted episodes
Q&A and FAQ format audio
Story-based scripts with two characters
Training simulations and role-play scenarios
Conversational product demos
Interview-style marketing content
What's in This Section
Single Speaker Mode → How to configure and generate single-voice narration — covering voice selection, accent, style instructions, script input, model selection, and output.
Multi-Speaker Mode → How to configure and generate two-voice dialogue audio — covering voice assignment per speaker, the dialogue card system, accent and style, and generating a combined audio output.
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