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Audixa exposes a catalog of system and account-owned voices. This guide explains how to list voices, check model compatibility, and use a voice_id in an API request.

Voice Models

Audixa provides two model tiers:

Listing Voices via API

Fetch available voices using the /voices endpoint:
The model query parameter is optional. Use base or advanced to filter.

Response Format

Voice Properties

Each voice object includes:

Using a Voice

Once you’ve selected a voice, use its voice_id in your TTS request:
Make sure the model in your TTS request matches the model the voice belongs to.

Custom Voices (Advanced Model)

With the Advanced model, you can:

Clone Your Voice

Create a custom voice from audio samples.

Adjust Emotions

Control emotional tone via exaggeration and cfg_weight.

Fine-tune Settings

Adjust expressiveness for creativity control.

Branded Voices

Create unique voices for your brand.
Custom voices appear in your /voices?model=advanced response with is_custom: true.

Voice Selection Tips

  1. Match your audience: Choose accents that resonate with your target users
  2. Consider context: Professional content may need authoritative voices; casual content benefits from friendly tones
  3. Preview first: Compare the fixed samples at audixa.ai/voices before purchasing
  4. Validate compatibility: Use the model returned with each voice instead of guessing

Browse in Dashboard

For fixed, pre-generated audio previews:

Voice Preview Gallery

Listen to fixed samples without custom text or a generated trial.