How Text-to-Speech (TTS) Technology Works
Text-to-speech (TTS) works in two stages: the front end first normalizes the text and converts it into tokens and vector representations, and then the back end uses a neural model to generate acoustic representations, which are output as speech waveforms through a vocoder. In the article, ElevenLabs uses "Mr. Ríos paid $11 on 10/06" as an example to demonstrate the complete pipeline from normalization, tokenization, and prosody to the acoustic model and vocoder, and mentions that pronunciation dictionaries and phoneme annotations can be used to fine-tune pronunciation. Enterprises can connect their business applications to high-quality speech generation through the TTS API.

Text-to-speech (TTS) works in two stages: the front end first normalizes the text and converts it into tokens and vector representations, and then the back end uses a neural model to generate acoustic representations, which are output as speech waveforms through a vocoder. In the article, ElevenLabs uses "Mr. Ríos paid $11 on 10/06" as an example to demonstrate the complete pipeline from normalization, tokenization, and prosody to the acoustic model and vocoder, and mentions that pronunciation d
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