Audio Models

Audio models in Armox generate music, speech, and sound effects from text descriptions or reference inputs.

Overview

Audio models can:

• Music generation — Create original music from descriptions
• Text-to-speech — Generate natural voice from text
• Sound effects — Create ambient sounds and effects
• Voice cloning — Generate speech in specific voices
• Audio continuation — Extend existing audio

Available Audio Models

Connection Colors

In the Armox Canvas, audio connections use orange handles and edges:

• Input Handle: Red circle on the left side of nodes
• Output Handle: Red circle on the right side of nodes
• Connection Edge: Red line connecting nodes

Common Settings

Duration

Control the length of generated audio.

Sample Rate

• 44.1kHz — CD quality
• 48kHz — Professional audio

Format

• MP3 — Compressed, smaller files
• WAV — Uncompressed, higher quality

Choosing the Right Model

For Music

• MusicGen (100 credits) — Short music clips
• Ace Step (100 credits) — Long-form music

For Speech

• Dia TTS (50 credits) — Natural dialogue
• Kokoro TTS (50 credits) — Fast generation
• Chatterbox (50 credits) — Voice cloning

Best Practices

1. Be specific about genre — "jazz", "electronic", "orchestral"
2. Describe mood — "upbeat", "melancholic", "energetic"
3. Include instruments — "piano", "guitar", "synthesizer"
4. Specify tempo — "slow", "moderate", "fast"
5. For speech, use natural text — Write as you'd speak

Next Steps

Explore individual model documentation for detailed settings and use cases.