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Ekspresif model

Audio Tags for the Ekspresif Model

Ekspresif is the most expressive model in Possibl, with the most complete audio tag support: short instructions in square brackets, written right in your script, to control emotion, speaking style, and even sound effects, without changing the voice you picked.

How to use it

Write a tag in square brackets, right between the sentences of your script. A tag is not spoken. It only changes how the voice speaks around it. You can combine several tags in one sentence.

[whispers] Something is coming… [sighs] I can feel it.

Tag Categories

Emotion

  • [sad]Sad
  • [angry]Angry
  • [excited]Excited
  • [curious]Curious
  • [sarcastic]Sarcastic

Human reactions

  • [laughs]Laughs
  • [sighs]Sighs
  • [crying]Crying
  • [clears throat]Clears the throat
  • [gulps]Gulps

Speaking style & pace

  • [whispers]Whispers
  • [shouts]Shouts
  • [pause]Pause
  • [rushed]Rushed
  • [drawn out]Slowed down or drawn out

Accent & character

  • [strong French accent]A strong French accent (replace "French" as needed)
  • [pirate voice]A pirate-style voice

Sound effects

  • [applause]Applause
  • [explosion]Explosion
  • [gunshot]Gunshot

This is not a complete list. You can experiment with other tags as long as they describe a quality of the sound (tone, reaction, effect) and not a visual action.

Punctuation & Capital Letters

  • An ellipsis (…) adds a pause and emphasis.
  • CAPITAL LETTERS add emphasis to a word, for example "This is IMPORTANT to remember".
  • Ordinary punctuation (periods, commas) helps the rhythm of speech feel natural.

Tips for the Best Results

  • Tags are written in English exactly as shown. This is the vocabulary the model recognizes, not a free translation.
  • The voice you pick matters a lot. Some voices respond to tags more than others.
  • Do not stack too many tags on one line. The result can become unstable.
  • Some experimental tags (such as certain accents or sound effects) can give different results between voices.
  • Generate a short script first to hear the effect before processing a long one.