How do I connect StreamElements TTS to Lodol?

Authenticate StreamElements TTS once from your workspace and every action and trigger it supports becomes available to drop into a workflow. There is no glue code to write or maintain.

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StreamElements TTS

Video & AudioVoice AI

Read text aloud in StreamElements' voices and get back an MP3 your workflow can play, post or send. Over two hundred voices in more than fifty languages, including Brian, the British voice Twitch donation alerts have used for years. Pick the voice from a searchable list when you build the step, or look one up while the workflow runs when the language depends on who is writing. Connecting takes one copy and paste: the Overlay Token from your StreamElements channel secrets.

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Steps your workflow can run in StreamElements TTS.

Speak textRead a line of text aloud in a chosen voice and save it as an MP3. The voice picker lists every voice StreamElements has, searchable by name, by language or by gender, so finding Brian takes typing his name rather than scrolling past two hundred entries. The audio goes to file storage and the step hands back a download URL and a document reference, so the next step can play it on an overlay, attach it to a message or upload it somewhere, and a long line never gets inlined into the workflow itself.

Find voicesLook up which voices speak a language, optionally narrowed to one gender. This is the step for when the language is not known until the workflow runs - reading a viewer's message back in their own language, say. StreamElements' catalogue names the same language three different ways depending on which vendor supplies the voice, so every voice is relabelled here to one consistent name per language. The best match also comes back on its own, ready to drop straight into Speak text without indexing into the list.