An AI audio generator creates audio such as music, voiceovers and sound effects from a text prompt, and in some cases from a reference audio file. On Xelta you choose an audio model, describe what you want, generate, and review the result for use in videos, podcasts, ads and social content.
It depends on the job. For music look at style control and track quality, for voiceovers at realism, language and voice choice, and for sound effects at how precisely you can describe the sound. Cost and licensing also matter. Xelta offers several audio models in one place so you can compare results for your own project.
Xelta works on credits. New accounts receive 30 free credits to try the platform, and the credit cost is shown before you generate. Paid plans add more monthly credits. See the pricing page for current plan details.
Language support depends on the model or tool you use, so check the model before you generate. Xelta Voice Studio lets you pick a language when creating voices, and Voice Dub translates and re-voices video audio in more than 30 languages.
Open the AI Audio Generator, choose a model that supports music, and describe the genre, mood, tempo, instruments and how you will use it, for example calm lo-fi for a product video. Generate, listen, and refine the prompt. For full songs with vocals, Xelta also has an AI Music tool.
State what kind of audio you want, such as music, voiceover or sound effect, then add mood, genre or voice style, pace, length and where it will be used. For example: upbeat acoustic track, warm and positive, steady tempo, for a 30-second ad. Specific details give more predictable results.
Write your script, then use a voice model in the AI Audio Generator or Xelta Voice Studio, where you can choose a language and voice or create a voice. Generate, listen, and adjust the text or settings. Only clone or imitate voices you have the right to use.
Describe the sound in your prompt, such as footsteps on gravel or a wooden door creaking in an empty hall, and choose an audio model that supports sound effects. Be specific about the material, space and intensity, then generate and review. Short, focused prompts usually work better than complex scenes.
There is no single best model, because music, voice and sound-effect models are built for different tasks. Compare audio quality, control over style, voice realism, language support, length limits and credit cost. Xelta lists audio models in one place so you can try the same prompt across them.
No. Usage runs on credits, so what you can create depends on your plan or credit balance. Each generation shows its credit cost before you start, and the cost can differ by model and settings. See the pricing page for current plans and credit details.
