Skip to main content

It would be nice to have a simple system available, perhaps by tagging, to add laughter, coughs, or other similar expressions.

Status: Completed8 comments

Log in to comment and vote

Comments8

  • Michael Lingelbach

    Team•

    Nov 30, 2025

    We just pushed laughter, cough, and emotional control tagging.

  • onebigname

    •

    May 20, 2025

    Can I drop a video of me laughing

  • Michael Lingelbach

    Team•

    Jan 21, 2025

    Can you try uploading audio of the laugh? Unfortunately there’s not a good audio synthesis model that does laughter.

  • Ana Diaz

    •

    Dec 27, 2024

    Please I beg for end a video on the same initial image

    1

    I would be very glad if there was a possibility (perhaps as an Y/N option) to end a video on the same initial image, so that multiple videos can be tied together without noticeable gaps.

    • Michael Lingelbach

      Team•

      Dec 27, 2024

      Why do you need multiple videos to be tied together? Are 12 minute videos not long enough?

      • Ana Diaz

        •

        Jan 17, 2025

        Thanks for your answer. I need to make an adaptation according my possible answers. The answers have a part in common. The end of the answer is a short part but different from the rest. The system would be too heavy if I had to do the total number of videos according each possibility. So, please, I beg your understanding and I hope my request could be real. Thank you very much for your attention.

  • Michael Lingelbach

    Team•

    Sep 13, 2024

    That’s unfortunately difficult for us to do since we rely on upstream vendors like eleven or cartesia for our voices. Do you know of a good voice synthesis system that deals with this?

    • Fernando Fiorenzano

      •

      Sep 13, 2024

      There are some TTSs that do this, from what I have read: Amazon Polly TTS service, which has a function called “Speech Marks,” Mozilla TTS engine, which includes a function called “Visemes.”

      I also found the page https://www.acapela-group.com/voices/vocal-smileys-examples/ where there are examples of various sounds, like #LAUGH01#. To give it a try go down the page to “Select language+voice to hear voice smileys.”

      But I guess using a different system than the current ones may create more problems than it solves...