AI audio models

Suno Music is Kyeo AI's text-to-music entry. The active form exposes a prompt, version selector, and instrumental switch. Eligible successful results can launch extension, WAV conversion, or vocal separation. Lyrics, title, style weights, Persona, Voices, Custom Models, My Taste, and other controls from Suno's own product are not exposed here.

Suno Sounds is Kyeo AI's text-to-sound entry. Choose V5 or V5.5, request a one-shot or loop-oriented result, and optionally set 1–300 BPM and a key. Features described for Suno's official beta product, sample counts, and subscription rights do not automatically apply to results generated on Kyeo.

Suno Lyrics is Kyeo AI's text-only lyric generator. Submit a topic or brief of up to 200 characters, then review the parsed titles and lyric text. The current entry has no ReMi or Classic selector and produces no melody, performance, or audio.

ElevenLabs Dialogue V3 provides line-by-line dialogue generation: enter each turn, choose a voice, and pay by total dialogue length. It is not a real-time voice agent, and ElevenLabs notes that users may need multiple generations to find a usable result. Start with a sample to check speaker changes, audio tags, language code, output format, and long-script completeness.

ElevenLabs Turbo 2.5 is a retained single-speaker TTS workflow on Kyeo AI. It exposes a voice choice plus stability, similarity boost, style, speed, timestamps, surrounding text, and language code. The workflow remains selectable, but ElevenLabs now recommends Flash v2.5 instead. The Turbo name does not make low latency, language support, timestamp accuracy, voice authorization, or output quality a Kyeo guarantee.

ElevenLabs Multilingual V2 is Kyeo AI's current single-speaker, high-naturalness voiceover page. It shares a similar form with Turbo 2.5, but the task boundary differs: Turbo is a fast voiceover baseline, while Multilingual V2 is aimed at long-form narration, cross-language content, and sustained brand voice. Kyeo still uses a fixed voice list and a 5,000-character entry, so the practical decision is whether the listening experience justifies twice Turbo's per-character cost.