EchoClip TTS
Conversational voices
Natural, ad-ready reads and multi-speaker dialogue.
Conversational profiles sound like someone talking to camera — short sentences, varied emphasis, podcast intros. Run separate passes per speaker, then stitch in the Video Editor or drive Lip Sync.
What you get
- Video with lip-synced or driven motion
What you can send
EchoClip matches Generate workflows and the model picker to these slots — not a single upstream default model.
Required (at least one route)
- 1 start image
- Audio / voice track
- Script text
- Text prompt
- Video clip
Optional
- Multi-speaker (separate passes)
- Strength / steps controls
- Style / ratio options
- Text prompt
- Voice picker
Studio routes in this family
Each fal endpoint has its own input contract. Pick the route that matches the media you have (start frame, FLF, references, audio, etc.).
In: 1 start image · Audio / voice track · Out: Video with lip-synced or driven motionText prompt: optional
Example workflows
- Dub — Video clip · Text prompt · Optional: Text prompt · Style / ratio options · Strength / steps controls
When to use it
- UGC-style ad scripts and social voiceovers
- Podcast intros and host reads
- Two-person dialogue (one pass per speaker)
Reach for something else when
- You need calm, neutral documentary tone — use Narration
- The script is mostly acronyms and legal — slow down and pick a clarity-first voice
EchoClip MCP (Cursor & Claude)
Connect EchoClip in chat to quote credits, pick this model family, and kick off renders without leaving your editor.
Paste ad script in MCP; generate voice in app, then ask MCP to place audio on the timeline or trigger lip sync.
MCP setup guides — authenticate once, then generate from chat.
Workflows in EchoClip
- Ad VO
- Podcast clips
- Dialogue → lip sync
Best for
- Social ads
- Podcasts
- Talking-head scripts
Use Conversational voices in Generate
Open the Voice studio, pick this model in the picker, and check live credit estimates before you render.