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ElevenLabs introduces Cue forced alignment AI model
ElevenLabs releases Cue, an AI forced alignment model that places every character in an audio file on a precise timeline and powers its Scribe model family.
Summary
ElevenLabs has introduced Cue, a forced alignment AI model designed to place every character in an audio file on a precise timeline. Cue powers the Scribe model family and handles recordings of any length in a single pass while processing an hour of audio in less than a second. It is available directly through the Forced Alignment API and currently powers all Speech to Text transcriptions on ElevenLabs.
What changed
- ElevenLabs released Cue, a forced alignment AI model that places every character in an audio file on a precise timeline.
- Cue processes recordings of any length in a single pass and handles an hour of audio in less than a second.
- The model is available through the Forced Alignment API and powers all Speech to Text transcriptions on ElevenLabs.
Availability
Available now“To use it directly, try the Forced Alignment API.”
Founder takeaway
If you build voice applications, subtitles, or dubbing tools, test the Forced Alignment API to handle long audio files in a single pass.
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