GizAI audio

One hub for every AI audio workflow

Voice · Music · Sound Effects · Video Audio

Start with voice and authorized cloning, songs and instrumentals, sound effects and ambience, or synchronized video audio, then move into the specialized tool with its full model-native controls.

Current access, inputs, references, duration, formats, and usage basis appear on each live audio model card.
Audio workflow examples

Start from the audio job you actually need

Voice and cloning

Generate multilingual speech, design a voice, or use an authorized reference with dedicated voice models.

Music

Create songs, vocals, instrumentals, beats, cues, and soundtracks with lyrics and musical controls where supported.

Sound and Foley

Create effects, ambience, room tone, transitions, interfaces, and layered soundscapes.

Video audio

Use supported source-video models to derive synchronized dialogue, ambience, Foley, and effects.

Explore every live AI audio model

Stability AIStable Audio 3 Medium
audio2/1hr included

Fast high-quality music and sound generation with audio-to-audio editing, inpainting, and continuation.

k2-fsaOmniVoice
audio6/1hr included

Massively multilingual zero-shot TTS with Voice Clone and Voice Design modes, prompt preprocessing, speed, duration, and diffusion controls.

MMAudioMMAudio V2 (Video to Audio)
audio1/4hr included

Video-to-audio model that adds synchronized ambience, Foley, and effects from video plus prompt.

Sony ResearchWoosh (Text/Video to Audio)
audio1/4hr included

Sony video/audio model for fast text sound effects or synchronized audio from video.

HexgradKokoro 82M (English TTS)
audio12/1hr included

Small English TTS model with many voices and natural American, British, and international accents.

Resemble AIChatterbox Turbo (English TTS)
audio2/1hr included

Fast English TTS with preset voices, voice cloning, and expressive tags like laughter or sighs.

Resemble AIChatterbox Multilingual (23 Languages)
audio1/1hr included

Multilingual TTS and voice cloning across 23 languages, including Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and English.

MiniMaxMiniMax Speech 2.8
audio1/1hr included
Modalities
text → audio
Released
Jan 29, 2026
Capabilities
Text To Audio
Formats
MP3 · WAV · FLAC · OGG

High-quality text-to-speech with expressive, natural voice synthesis

MyShellOpenVoice v2 (Voice Cloning)
audio1/4hr included

Instant voice cloning for English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean speech.

Inworld AIInworld TTS-1.5 Mini
audio12/1hr included
Modalities
text → audio
Released
Jan 21, 2026
Capabilities
Text To Audio
Formats
MP3 · WAV · FLAC · OGG

Low-latency expressive text-to-speech optimized for real-time apps

xAIxAI Text-to-Speech
audio12/1hr included
Modalities
text → audio
Released
Mar 16, 2026
Capabilities
Text To Audio
Formats
MP3 · WAV · FLAC · OGG

Expressive text-to-speech with five voices, speech tags, and multilingual support

OpenAIOpenAI TTS (Text to Speech)
audio8/3hr included

Reliable OpenAI text-to-speech for clear narration, dialogue, and assistant voice output.

Model selection guide

Choose an audio model by source and deliverable

Speech, songs, effects, and synchronized video sound use different inputs and evaluation criteria.

Stable Audio 3 Medium
Best for
Sound effects, ambience, instrumental beds, and audio variation
Why choose it
Supports text direction plus duration, negative prompting, source-audio editing, and multiple outputs.
Watch for
Long or event-dense prompts may blur timing; generate separable layers when editability matters.
OmniVoice
Best for
Voice design and authorized multilingual cloning
Why choose it
Combines designed voice attributes, 646 languages, reference audio, target duration, and nonverbal cues.
Watch for
Consent, identity, pronunciation, and language quality require explicit human review.
ACE-Step 1.5
Best for
Structured songs, lyrics, vocals, and long instrumentals
Why choose it
Exposes lyrics, sections, language, tempo, key, meter, duration, and musical style controls.
Watch for
Musical structure and lyric intelligibility vary; export stems or revise externally for final production.
MMAudio V2 (Video to Audio)
Best for
Adding synchronized sound to an existing video
Why choose it
Uses the source video as timing context for ambience, Foley, impacts, and other production sound.
Watch for
Generated synchronization is approximate and should be checked frame by frame.
Woosh (Text/Video to Audio)
Best for
Text-to-audio and video-guided sound design
Why choose it
Switches between prompt-only sound and video-conditioned audio in one dedicated contract.
Watch for
It does not replace dialogue editing, rights clearance, loudness mastering, or a final mix.
Known limits

What AI audio generation cannot guarantee

Timing can be approximate

Individual events, impacts, dialogue beats, and musical transitions may not land on the exact frame or timestamp requested.

Audio may contain artifacts

Listen for clipping, noise, unstable pitch, phase problems, abrupt endings, repeated textures, and unintelligible speech before use.

Rights still need clearance

Do not request imitation of protected recordings or unauthorized people. Clear music, voice, source-video, and reference-audio rights for the intended use.

Models specialize

A speech model is not a music model, and a text-to-sound model is not necessarily video-synchronized. Choose from the live input contract.

Final delivery needs mastering

Generated audio may need editing, loudness normalization, noise control, fades, stems, metadata, and format conversion before publication.

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Audio examples

Browse real audio examples made with GizAI.

Editorial transparency

How this page was reviewed

Written by GizAI Product Team · Reviewed by GizAI Model Operations · Updated 2026-07-16

GizAI publishes this AI audio generator page about its own product. Model names, inputs, controls, access, and plan requirements come from the live GizAI catalog; examples and editorial guidance explain practical use without promising flawless output.

  1. Match the AI audio generator default, offered models, and example inputs to active GizAI model contracts.
  2. Run the public form through model selection, example application, and the canonical Assistant handoff.
  3. Audition representative speech, music, sound-effect, and video-audio examples for clipping, relevance, and honest limitations.
  4. Verify one canonical URL, visible FAQs, structured data, internal links, desktop layout, and mobile layout.
Clear answers

AI audio hub FAQ

What kinds of audio can I generate?

The hub includes dedicated models for speech, authorized voice cloning, music, effects, ambience, Foley, and synchronized video audio.

Why are there separate voice and music pages?

They serve distinct tasks and expose richer guidance for their inputs. This hub provides the complete inventory and routes each job to its focused workflow without duplicating model contracts.

Can I add sound to an existing video?

Yes, when the selected model exposes a source-video input. Attach the authorized clip and describe the sound direction.

Do all audio models use the same inputs?

No. Text, lyrics, reference audio, source video, duration, voices, languages, and formats come directly from the selected live model contract.

How do I prompt a sound effect?

Name the sound source, action, material, space, distance, direction, timing, intensity, and unwanted elements. Ask for separate layers when you need control in an editor.

Can I edit or extend existing audio?

Some models accept source audio and editing strength. Select the model first and use only the source, duration, and format fields its live contract exposes.

Can generated audio be used commercially?

That depends on your source rights, the model and provider terms, and the intended use. You remain responsible for voice consent, music rights, claims, disclosure, and final clearance.

Which output format should I choose?

Use a lossless format such as WAV for editing when offered, and a compressed format for distribution only after checking loudness and quality. Available formats vary by model.