You found a voice you like. But it's not quite right.
Maybe the narrator is perfect but you want them younger. The podcast host has the right energy but you need a British accent. The meditation guide is calming but you want it deeper.
Now you can fix that in one click.
Introducing Voice Remix
Every curated Pro voice now has a Remix button. Click it, and you jump to Max tier with the voice's design prompt pre-loaded — ready to tweak.
The voice narrator_warm_male was created with:
"A warm, resonant male narrator in his late 40s with a deep baritone voice and measured, confident pacing"
Hit Remix, and that prompt appears in the Max editor. Change "late 40s" to "early 20s." Swap "baritone" for "tenor." Add "with a slight Irish accent." Generate.
You just designed a custom voice in 10 seconds, starting from something you already liked.
Start from a Voice
Don't know where to begin? The Max tier now has a "Start from a voice" dropdown — 200+ curated voice prompts organized by category:
- 🎙️ Podcast hosts
- 📖 Narrators
- 🧘 Meditation guides
- 🎮 Gaming characters
- 👶 Kids content
- 📰 News anchors
- And more
Pick one, customize, generate. Or ignore it entirely and write your own instructions from scratch. There's even a 🎲 Surprise Me button that picks a random voice — perfect for exploring.
How It Works
In the Voice Studio:
- Browse voices at leanvox.com/voices
- Find one you like → click 🎵 Remix
- Modify the prompt → Generate
Via API:
# Get curated voices with their design prompts
voices = client.voices.list(include_prompt=True)
# Start from a preset, modify it
prompt = voices[0].voice_instructions
custom = prompt.replace("measured pacing", "fast and energetic")
result = client.generate(
text="Breaking news from the studio...",
model="max",
voice_instructions=custom
)
Why This Matters
Most TTS platforms give you a fixed catalog. Pick a voice, take it or leave it.
LeanVox gives you a starting point and a paintbrush. Every curated voice is a prompt you can remix into something new. The catalog isn't a ceiling — it's a floor.