Single Speaker Mode
How to configure and generate single-speaker audio in Qolaba's Speech Generation — voice selection, accent, style, script input, model selection, and output.
Single Speaker Mode generates audio from a continuous script delivered by one voice. It is the most straightforward mode in Speech Generation — configure your voice, accent, and style, write your script, and generate.
When to Use It
Single Speaker Mode is best for any content where one voice delivers the entire audio without interruption or dialogue:
Video and presentation voiceovers
Podcast narration and solo episode scripts
Product walkthrough and demo audio
Marketing and promotional announcements
Instructional and training content
Audiobook-style narration
Step-by-Step Configuration
Step 1 — Select Single Speaker Mode Open the Speech Generation workspace and select Single Speaker from the mode selector.
Step 2 — Choose a Voice Browse the voice library and click any voice to preview it. Select the one that best fits your content and audience. See Voices, Accents & Style → for a full breakdown of voice categories and filtering options.
Step 3 — Set Language and Accent Write your script in the language you want the audio generated in — the output language automatically matches your input text. If your language has multiple regional dialects, select the appropriate accent to improve pronunciation accuracy and naturalness.
Step 4 — Add Style Instructions Enter a style instruction in the Style Prompt field to guide the tone and delivery of the voice. This is optional but recommended for content that requires a specific emotional register.
Examples:
Step 5 — Write Your Script Enter or paste your script into the script input field.
Maximum length: 4,000 characters
Write in any language — audio is generated in that language automatically
Use proper punctuation to control pacing and natural pauses
Break long paragraphs into shorter sections for more natural delivery
Add exclamation marks and question marks where tone emphasis is needed
Well-punctuated scripts consistently produce more natural-sounding audio. Treat punctuation as pacing instructions — a comma creates a brief pause, a full stop creates a longer one, and an exclamation mark adds emphasis.
Step 6 — Select a Model
Flash TTS
Draft generation, script testing, quick iterations
Pro TTS
Final production output, client delivery, publishing
Use Flash TTS to validate your voice, accent, style, and script before committing to Pro TTS for the final generation. This saves credits without compromising final output quality.
Step 7 — Generate Click Generate. The audio output appears below the configuration area once processing is complete.
Reviewing and Using Your Output
Once generated, you can:
Play the audio to review it
Download the file to your device
Share via a shareable link
Regenerate by adjusting your script, style, or model if the output needs refinement
All generated audio is automatically saved to the Audio History panel and to Dashboard → History for future access. See Managing Generated Audio → for full details.
Resetting
The Reset option clears all current configuration — voice, accent, style instructions, script, and model selection. Use this when starting a completely new generation to avoid carrying over previous settings.
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