Updated Feb 15, 2025

ElevenLabs Studio 3.0: lower latency, voice-to-music, safer dubbing

We ran Studio 3.0 on real scripts (support, onboarding, social videos). Below: the meaningful changes, the toggles to copy, and how to turn a spoken track into a sung hook with ElevenMusic.

Key changes

• Lower latency on short (<60s) voices and steadier consonants.
• Safer cloning defaults (watermark on, optional blocked phrases).
• Multilingual dubbing that keeps pauses and punctuation.
• Stems export (voice/ambience) for cleaner mixes.

Quick tests

• Support 45s: latency halved, no drift on EN/FR.
• Product video 90s: dubbing EN→ES→DE OK; one brand term locked manually.
• Sung hook: exported spoken track then sent to ElevenMusic; tone stayed consistent.

Recommended settings

1. Keep watermark on; add sensitive phrases to the blocklist.
2. Normalise source audio to -16 LUFS with -3 dB headroom before cloning.
3. For dubbing, keep “preserve punctuation” on and review long pauses.
4. Export stems if mixing in a DAW; otherwise export WAV for editing.

Voice + music pipeline

1) Generate spoken voice in Studio 3.0. 2) Export WAV. 3) Import into ElevenMusic to create a sung hook that matches timbre. 4) Drop the sung track back into your video timeline.

FAQ

• Can I remove the watermark? Default is on for compliance; remove only if you own rights.
• Stable languages? EN, FR, ES, DE tested; review idioms manually in other locales.
• Realtime support? Possible for short lines; pre-load common replies to keep latency low.

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