VORA's advanced emotion control system enables real-time emotional expression and dynamic tone adjustment, creating natural, lifelike voice interactions that adapt to context and user needs.
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Real-time Emotion Shifting
Dynamically adjust emotional expression during synthesis for natural, contextually appropriate voice interactions.
import sageaclient = sagea.VoraClient(api_key="your-api-key")# Basic emotion controlaudio = client.synthesize( text="I'm so excited to help you today!", model="vora-v1", emotion="excited", emotion_intensity=0.8)# Complex emotional expressionaudio = client.synthesize( text="I understand this might be frustrating, but I'm here to help.", model="vora-v1", emotion_blend={ "empathetic": 0.7, "calm": 0.5, "professional": 0.3 })
# Emotion markers in texttransition_text = """<emotion:neutral>Good morning, this is Sarah from customer support.</emotion><emotion:concerned>I understand you're having an issue with your account.</emotion><emotion:reassuring>Don't worry, I'm here to help you resolve this quickly.</emotion><emotion:professional>Let me pull up your account details right now.</emotion>"""audio = client.synthesize( text=transition_text, model="vora-v1", enable_emotion_transitions=True)
VORA can automatically adapt emotions based on context:
# Context-aware emotion selectioncontextual_audio = client.synthesize( text="Thank you for your patience during this process.", context={ "scenario": "customer_service", "customer_mood": "frustrated", "interaction_stage": "resolution", "urgency": "medium" }, auto_emotion=True)# The system automatically selects appropriate emotions:# - "empathetic" (0.7) for customer frustration# - "professional" (0.8) for service context# - "reassuring" (0.6) for resolution stage
# Initialize conversation with emotion memoryconversation = client.start_conversation( emotion_memory=True, personality_profile="helpful_assistant")# Emotions evolve based on conversation flowresponse1 = conversation.synthesize( text="Hi there! How can I help you today?", emotion="friendly")response2 = conversation.synthesize( text="Oh no, that sounds really frustrating.", # Automatically becomes more empathetic based on context)response3 = conversation.synthesize( text="Great! I'm so glad we could solve that together.", # Naturally transitions to satisfaction/accomplishment)
For live applications requiring dynamic emotion adjustment:
# Real-time emotion streamingasync def real_time_emotion_synthesis(): stream = await client.create_emotion_stream( model="vora-l1", # Low-latency model emotion_adaptation=True ) # Emotion changes in real-time based on input await stream.synthesize( "Hello, welcome to our service.", emotion="friendly" ) # Dynamically adjust based on user response user_sentiment = analyze_user_input(user_response) if user_sentiment == "negative": await stream.adjust_emotion({ "empathetic": 0.8, "concerned": 0.6 }) await stream.synthesize( "I understand your concern, let me help with that.", maintain_emotional_context=True )