OpenMOSS/MOSS-TTSD
A multilingual model for long-form, multi-speaker dialogue synthesis with flexible speaker control and zero-shot voice cloning
What it solves
MOSS-TTSD addresses the limitation of traditional text-to-speech (TTS) systems that focus on single-speaker monologues. It transforms static dialogue scripts into continuous, expressive multi-party conversations, maintaining speaker identity and emotional flow over long durations, which is essential for professional content like podcasts and audiobooks.
How it works
The model uses a continuation workflow where users provide reference audio and transcripts for each speaker (up to 5 speakers). It then generates audio based on a dialogue script, ensuring natural turn-taking and overlapping speech patterns. For high-performance deployment, it can be fused with the MOSS-Audio-Tokenizer and run via the SGLang inference engine to accelerate generation.
Who it’s for
It is designed for creators and developers producing long-form spoken content, such as AI podcasts, sports and esports commentary, dubbing, and audiobook production.
Highlights
- Multi-party Dialogue: Supports 1 to 5 speakers with flexible control over conversational rhythms and persona maintenance.
- Extreme Long-Context: Capable of generating up to 60 minutes of coherent audio in a single session while maintaining consistent identity.
- Zero-Shot Voice Cloning: High-fidelity voice cloning using only short reference audio samples.
- Multilingual Support: Robust performance across 20 languages, including Chinese, English, Japanese, and various European languages.
- High-Speed Inference: Integration with SGLang allows for significantly accelerated end-to-end inference.
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