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Dia2
DESCRIPTION
Dia2 is a streaming dialogue text-to-speech model created by Nari Labs for generating conversational audio in real time. It is designed to begin producing speech before receiving the entire input text, which makes it useful for interactive voice applications. The model supports audio conditioning, allowing generated speech to follow a reference voice or conversational style more naturally. Dia2 provides 1B and 2B model checkpoints along with inference code for research and experimentation. It currently focuses on English generation and supports up to two minutes of generated audio. Its main value is enabling low-latency, dialogue-oriented TTS workflows where timing, turn-taking, and natural conversation matter.
Features
- Streaming dialogue TTS model
- Real-time conversational audio generation
- Audio-conditioned speech output
- 1B and 2B model checkpoints
- English-focused generation support
- Research-oriented inference code
Programming Language
Python
Categories
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