Dia 1.6b – Multi-Speaker Text-to-Speech
Dia is a powerful text-to-speech model from Nari Labs that can generate realistic multi-speaker conversations directly from a transcript.
It supports emotion, tone, and expressive nonverbal sounds like laughing or coughing, making dialogue feel far more natural than standard TTS.
Capabilities
- Multi-speaker dialogue generation
- Emotion and tone control
- Nonverbal sounds like laughs and coughs
- Transcript-driven workflows
Voice Cloning Note
The repository claims basic voice cloning from a short audio sample. In practice, this feature is still very rough and experimental.
Even so, there is plenty here to experiment with, and the project is evolving quickly.
Availability
- Windows supported
- Linux supported
- Actively updated
Be sure to check back for new versions as development continues.
FREE for all Prairie Dog members and above.
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