When I gave "Matt", my loyal local assistant[1], a voice xTTSv2 performed better for long form text. While in longform emotions seemed well balanced in the text

When I gave "Matt", my loyal local assistant[1], a voice xTTSv2 performed better for long form text. While in longform emotions seemed well balanced in the text, in short replies the emotion patterns frequently felt off and therefore unnatural. What I liked about xTTsv2 though is that voice cloning is fairly easy by just providing a .wav file with the intended voice pattern. [1]https://open.substack.com/pub/jdsemrau/p/teaching-your-agent-to-speak https://open.substack.com/pub/jdsemrau/p/teaching-your-agent...