Gemini 3.8 TTS: cast a voice in one sentence, then direct game dialogue and narration with tags
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genevieve__h, who works in developer relations for Google AI Studio, walks through Gemini 3.8 TTS in five minutes, and two things in it are usable tomorrow: a voice you design in one sentence and keep as an ID, and a script you direct block by block with tags. Her demo app, Monologue, takes one character through 16 emotional turns in a single take.
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