Creating A.I. voices from text prompts

Elevenlabs yesterday added the ability to create new A.I. voices from text prompts.  

What's exciting is you can reverse-engineer a voice using Gemini Pro 2.5 to perfectly match any script you have. 

First, feed your preferred AI with the Elevenlabs guidance ("PRODUCT GUIDES - Voices - Voice design - A guide on how to craft voices from a text prompt.")
Then upload your hypnotic/femdom text.
Then ask the AI to write a voice prompt for that script, incorporating any strong preferences you have for age and accent, etc.

You may need to revise it a few times, for example to stop it being too literal (e.g. interpreting dominant as shouty, rather than seductive.)
You'll also want to make sure the voice prompt knows how to vary intonation, so the output isn't monotonous.

It looks like Elevenlabs have strong filters at the voice generation stage and it won't generate if your sample text is at all adult/suggestive.  So it shouldn't be anything at all graphic.
However I think the sample text is combined with the character details to create the voice, so they do need to fit together.  What I found works is using a standard hypnotic induction.

Now I'm using Seed Audio 1.0. 

It's REALLY good!

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Generate a 2-minute English audio scene: a quiet hotel sitting room, afternoon. Rain taps the window, city traffic below, an ambient track barely audible. Two voices are close-miked. Mood: intimate, calm, transactional.

CHARLOTTE, 22, middle class British woman, soft warm voice, playful and thoughtful, calm confidence beneath kindness.
MAN, middle-aged British man, upper middle class English accent, nervous, dry, trying to sound composed.

Man says, awkwardly: "I wasn't sure what you meant when you said you'd help."

Charlotte laughs softly.

Charlotte says, gently: "I meant it simply. Not cruelly. Honestly."

Charlotte says, thoughtful: "You know what affects you. Being near a woman you admire, and feeling the indifference. The distance. The fact that she doesn't have to pretend to be attracted to you in any way."
Man exhales, embarrassed.

Man says: "That sounds awful when you say it out loud."

Charlotte says, warmly amused: "No. It sounds clear. And clarity is kinder than pretending, isn't it?"

[Rain deepens against the glass.]

Charlotte says, businesslike but gentle: "So we make it simple. You help me: allowance, gifts, whatever we agree. And I give you my attention the way you want it. Messages. Voice notes. Maybe meetings like this. Not romance. Not false hope. Something cleaner."

Man says, quieter: "And what do I get out of it?"

Charlotte smiles in her voice.

Charlotte says: "You get my attention but not my interest. And I get to be looked after."
Charlotte says, softer: "You don't have to try to be a man for me - or any woman.  Just feel how peaceful it is when a woman is kind enough to tell you, how little you mean to her."

Man's breathing slows.

Charlotte says, softly, "That's the arrangement. You provide, and I'll deepen what you want deepened. And week by week, I'll make your impotence more complete."

Man says, desperate and relieved: "Yes. Please. That's what I want. I'll give you anything."


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Generate a 2-minute English audio scene:  Soft low-volume deep techno plays beneath the conversation. Two women are close-miked, relaxed, intimate, emotionally open, charming, slightly amused.

EMILY, 22, middle class British woman, warm low voice, dry wit.

CHARLOTTE, 22, middle class British woman, softer voice, playful and thoughtful.

[The music pulses quietly.]

Emily says, amused: "Some men actually condition themselves around inadequacy. Around knowing that they don't measure up."

Charlotte gives a small, warm laugh.

Charlotte says, curious: "And a woman's body stops being something they think they could have. It becomes a reminder. A trigger. Like the sight of her just proves what they already know about themselves."

Emily says, softly teasing: "That they're not the man in the room. Not the one anyone is waiting for. Not the one who gets chosen."

[A low bass note swells under the music, then settles.]

Charlotte says, with amused tenderness: "And the strange thing is, that is exactly what excites them. The confirmation. The ache of it. The way it makes them feel smaller and softer and more honest."

Emily says, laughing under her breath: "Well, at least it's better than them hitting on us."

Charlotte laughs, then leans closer.

Charlotte says: "Yeah. I'd actually be happy to help them with it."

[A brief pause. The music feels closer.]

Emily says, amused and intimate: "Just gently deepen it. Remind them what their bodies already understand. Let them feel that little helpless pause when they look at a woman and remember."

Charlotte says, almost whispering: "Not frustration. Relief. No performance to keep up. No pretending. Just the pleasure of knowing exactly where they belong."

[The bass hum warms, then the music fades under their soft laughter.]


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