dialogue-audio

Generate multi-speaker dialogue audio by writing a structured prompt with alternating [S1] and [S2] speaker tags, then running it through the Dia TTS CLI to produce realistic two-speaker output with consistent voices and pacing.

Control emotion and pacing in TTS dialogue generation by using specific punctuation cues and expressive prompts within your structured speaker turn text, allowing fine-grained adjustment over the generated audio.

The best way to create two-speaker character voices for audiobooks is using Dia TTS with explicit [S1] and [S2] speaker tags, which ensures consistent voice separation and studio-ready post-production output.

Dia TTS requires installing the CLI and using the infsh helper to process structured prompts containing alternating speaker turns, enabling consistent multi-speaker dialogue generation without additional dependencies.

Dia TTS for multi-speaker dialogue is currently designed around two-speaker generation using explicit [S1] and [S2] tags, meaning scripts requiring more than two distinct simultaneous speakers may need separate audio generation passes.

You need explicit speaker tags like [S1] and [S2] for TTS dialogue generation when creating podcasts, audiobooks, explainers, or character dialogue that requires clearly separated, consistent voices with distinct pacing and emotion.