Text to Audio

Text-to-Audio generates sound from a text prompt, letting you create voiceovers, sound effects, and music tracks directly on the canvas

You can start an audio workflow from a text node. Write a script, describe a sound, or sketch the music you want, then connect it to an audio node and pick a model. What comes back is playable audio on the canvas. Ready to export, layer under a video, or drive a lipsynced performance in a video node.

Speech

Text-to-speech turns a written script into a voiceover. Type what you want said, pick a voice from the preset library, and generate. Good for narration on explainer videos, scratch VO for concept pitches, or any moment where a voice needs to land on the canvas without a recording session.

You can interact with it in a number of ways:

• Type or paste your script into the prompt field

• Select a voice from the dropdown, or use a recorded custom voice asset

• Use expressive prompt tags (e.g. whisper, shout, happy) on models that support them to shape delivery

• Connect the output to a video node with a lipsync model to drive a lipsynced performance

SFX

Text-to-SFX generates individual sound effects from a plain-language description. Describe the sound — "heavy wooden door slamming shut in a stone hallway" — and generate. Useful for ambient texture, hit sounds, foley, and anywhere you'd otherwise be digging through a stock library.

Best practices:

• Be specific about the source and environment (material, space, distance)

• Generate a few variations with different seeds and pick the strongest

• Layer multiple SFX audio nodes for richer atmospheres

Music

Text-to-music generates short music tracks from a text prompt describing genre, mood, instrumentation, or reference. Useful for background beds on social clips, pitch videos, and mood-setting on ad concepts where you don't want to license a track.

You can interact with it in a number of ways:

• Describe the track — genre, tempo, instruments, mood, references

• Generate variations across seeds to find the right feel

• Pair music output with a video node for a scored clip

How to use:

Here are some example workflows using Text to Audio:

• Write a script → generate speech → connect to a video node with a lipsync model → export a lipsynced clip

• Generate a product-demo voiceover → layer a music bed from text-to-music → export a finished promo

• Generate three SFX variations for a scene → pick the strongest → layer onto a generated video

Models

Visit our Audio Models section to learn about the speech, SFX, and music models available in the Audio Node.