Custom Voices With Qwen3-TTS 0 ▲ Armin Ronacher's Thoughts and Writings 1 hour ago · 8 min read1506 words · Tech · hide · 0 comments With my kids I’m currently building a little dungeron crawler and we’re trying to learn a bit about game development along the way. However given that we live in the modern times of increasing capabilities we wanted to get a narrator and voice over. But we also wanted it to not sound like everyone’s standard AI voices so I looked into what options there are on the table. After some investigation I narrowed down to using Qwen3-TTS which uses voice embeddings for custom voices. With a bit of creativity you can also do more with those custom voices than appears initially. In case this is of interest to you, this post just covers what we learned and with some examples. You can probably point your agent to it and it can do something with it. What Qwen Offers Qwen3 is not the only TTS model in town, and it wans’t even my first choice. We initially used Kokoro. However Qwen3 supports voice cloning and we wanted to have it feel a bit more unique. In practice it’s a bit tricker though. Qwen3… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.