AI BriefingEleven v3 Audio Tags, Precise Accent Implementation
Key point
With ElevenLabs v3 audio tags, you can precisely implement accents from various regions using only in-text commands.
Details
Using Eleven v3 Audio Tags, you can easily switch accents just by writing bracketed cues. You can freely move between various supported accents such as American, British, French, and Australian, even in the middle of a sentence, or when switching scripts or characters.
This is not simple translation, but Accent emulation technology that keeps the words the same while changing the pronunciation and rhythm to match the regional dialect. It allows you to create dynamic, global voice performances with a single model, without the need to use separate voice models or re-record.
The main tag types are as follows:
- Global English variants: [American accent], [British accent], [Indian English], etc.
- Continental accents: [French accent], [German accent], [Spanish accent], etc.
- Regional dialects and characters: [Southern US accent], [Scottish accent], [pirate voice], etc.
This feature becomes even more powerful when combined with Character Performance and Multi-Character Dialogue. However, since Professional Voice Clones (PVCs) are not yet fully optimized for v3, it is recommended to use Instant Voice Clone (IVC) or a designed voice during the research preview stage.
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