Expressive open-source TTS built from the audio model of LTX 2.3. It clones voices, follows stage directions and emotion, changes accents, supports multiple languages and designs voices from text prompts. Needs 16 GB VRAM with a quantized model plus 32 GB RAM.
Expressive text-to-speech model with zero-shot voice cloning, derived from the LTX 2.3 audio model.
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Scenema Audio at a glance
- What is Scenema Audio?
- Scenema Audio is a model. Expressive text-to-speech model with zero-shot voice cloning, derived from the LTX 2.3 audio model.
- Does Scenema Audio work in the EU?
- Available in the EU. The privacy policy has dedicated sections on EEA/UK/Switzerland legal bases and GDPR rights, with transfer safeguards, and no regional restrictions were found. Data may be processed in the US. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does Scenema Audio cost?
- Freemium. Scenema platform: Free tier; Starter $8/mo, Creator $49/mo, Pro $209/mo; yearly billing gives two months free; extra credits can be bought. Free tier limited to 500-character scripts and 1 custom voice.
- Where was Scenema Audio shown?
- In 1 creator video by AI Search. Most recently by AI Search on 17 May 2026, at 37:56 in “Real gundams, top 3D generator, open-source world models, ChatGPT updates, new TTS: AI NEWS”.
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Scenema Audio is an audio diffusion model extracted from LTX 2.3. It generates speech from a text prompt with emotional acting, pacing, breath control and sound effects. Prompts use an XML-like <speak> format with a voice description, a scene, an optional language code and an <action> stage direction.
The model separates voice identity from emotional performance. A short, clean reference clip supplies the identity, while emotion comes from the prompt. Per the vendor, a single English reference can produce speech in other supported languages (examples include Spanish, French, German, Italian and Swahili, the last with some phonetic drift). Accent can be steered by the prompt. Voices can also be designed from text alone, without reference audio.
It is offered through the Scenema platform, an AI service for animated long-form video, where Scenema Audio voices in 20+ languages are included in plans. Free, Starter ($8/mo), Creator ($49/mo) and Pro ($209/mo) tiers differ in script length, custom voice clone count (1, 10 or 25 on paid tiers) and other limits. A YouTube reviewer describes an open-source release that runs on about 16 GB VRAM with a quantized model plus 32 GB RAM. No weights or repository link was found in the provided material, so this is unverified.
- Zero-shot voice cloning from a few seconds of reference audio
- Emotion and delivery controlled by prompt, independent of the reference
- Cross-language speech from a single reference clip (20+ languages)
- Accent control and voice design from text descriptions
- Stage directions and scene descriptions via a speak/action prompt format
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