


Seed Audio 1.0 is ByteDance Doubao Voice's next-generation audio engine, designed to move creators beyond basic voice generation into directed narrative production. It streamlines audio engineering for publish-ready audiobooks, serialized episodes, and commercial audio. Access it through Atlas Cloud with one OpenAI-compatible key and transparent pay-as-you-go pricing. Start building today.
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Compare the available audio generation endpoint and its production focus.
| Modality | Description |
|---|---|
| Seed Audio 1.0 API (Prompt to Audio) | Turn a single prompt into film-grade audio with the Seed Audio 1.0 API. Its audio-director workflow reduces manual engineering for publish-ready radio dramas, podcasts, audiobooks, serialized episodes, and branded audio. |
See Audio 1.0 brings film grade scene generation, reference guided voices, detailed delivery controls, flexible export settings, and transparent Atlas Cloud API access into one production workflow.
See Audio 1.0 turns a single prompt into film grade audio that can combine speech, sound effects, ambience, and musical elements. The engine treats these layers as one directed scene instead of separate editing tasks. Shape the setting, performance, and sonic cues through natural language. It is built for publish ready radio drama, podcasts, audiobooks, and branded narrative audio.
Guide See Audio 1.0 with up to three audio references or one image reference in a request. Each audio clip can run for up to 30 seconds and stay under 10 MB, while audio and image references cannot be mixed. Point to uploaded voices from the prompt to steer identity or style. This supports recurring characters and consistent branded performances.
Choose MP3, WAV, PCM, or OGG Opus output, then select one of six sample rates from 8,000 to 48,000 Hz. Pitch spans minus 12 to plus 12 semitones, while speech speed and loudness each range from 0.5 to 2 times normal. These controls let developers tune delivery without rebuilding the prompt. Export settings can match app playback, editing, or post production needs.
Need distinct voices inside one scripted scene? Attach up to three speaker references and call them from the text prompt in sequence. The model can use those references while generating the surrounding audio as a unified result. This workflow reduces handoffs between casting, voice generation, and scene assembly for episodic dialogue, radio drama, and narrative prototypes.
Run Seed Audio 1.0 through Atlas Cloud at the verified standard price of $0.143 per generation. One unified Atlas Cloud API key connects the model with the broader catalog, while pay as you go billing keeps costs tied to usage. Developers can move from testing to production without changing providers. This setup suits both experimental projects and variable volume audio workloads.
Compare how See Audio 1.0 and two alternative voice models interpret identical scripts, emotional transitions, pauses, vocal intensity, and warm resolutions.
Retro space-comedy radio drama, 12–15 seconds. Cold-blue electronic cabin hum with orange-gold alert chimes; dry extreme close-mic voice, metallic reverb, and sounds drifting through zero gravity. [breathless whisper] Three… two… one… [sharp whistle sweeps left to right] Pip, guide that cake home! [candle alarm; excited laughing shout, moving away] Flame breach—catch it, quick! [close, warm, pitch-stable soft singing] Happy birthday, dear Earth. No narrator, no visuals, no extra dialogue.
Generated with Seed Audio 1.0 on Atlas Cloud
Generated with ElevenLabs v3 Text-to-Speech on Atlas Cloud
Generated with MiniMax Speech 2.6 Turbo on Atlas Cloud
Create a 12–15-second retro-futurist sci-fi radio drama with intimate close-mic breath, crisp spatial effects, and dynamic pacing. [breathless whisper] “Ninety-seven… ninety-eight… ninety—” [magnetic tray snaps; cream splatters; cutlery clangs; alarm pulses] [explosive, rapid sports-commentator delivery] “Tray failure! Frosting portside—fork spinning—cake escaping! I’ve got it!” [alarm fades into quiet spacecraft ambience] [tender, softly sung, perfectly in tune] “Happy birthday to you.” No narrator, no extra dialogue, no background song, no distorted vocals, no excessive reverb. Mix for a cinematic 16:9 waveform visualization: cold silver-white atmosphere, cobalt-blue energy, one raspberry-red accent.
Generated with Seed Audio 1.0 on Atlas Cloud
Generated with ElevenLabs v3 Text-to-Speech on Atlas Cloud
Generated with MiniMax Speech 2.6 Turbo on Atlas Cloud
From radio dramas and podcasts to audiobooks and branded campaigns, See Audio 1.0 converts a single prompt into film-grade, publish-ready audio for narrative-driven production.
See Audio 1.0 turns a single prompt into film-grade radio drama audio, reducing complex engineering work. Creators can shape narrative scenes for episodic fiction, serialized storytelling, and immersive listening releases.
Turn scripts into publish-ready podcast audio without a traditional production stack. Independent hosts and studios can produce narrative episodes, interview-style segments, and branded series with less manual audio engineering work.
Designed for narrative production, See Audio 1.0 transforms written passages into expressive, publish-ready audiobook audio. Publishers and independent authors can build chapters, serialized releases, and character-led listening experiences for broad audiences.
Give campaign scripts a complete audio treatment from one prompt, combining narrative direction with film-grade output. Marketing teams can create branded audio, commercial spots, and product stories without cumbersome engineering.
When a story spans episodes, See Audio 1.0 supports publish-ready narrative audio from prompt-based direction. Production teams can develop recurring radio dramas, serialized chapters, and podcast installments more efficiently at scale.
Start with a prompt and direct film-grade audio for narrative-driven commercial production. Agencies and media teams can turn product stories into polished branded pieces, dramatic promotions, or campaign-ready audio assets.
Compare See Audio 1.0 with three audio models available on Atlas Cloud across generation scope, reference input, creative controls, and original base price.
| Model | Audio Scope | Reference Media via Atlas | Creative Controls | Original Base Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seed Audio 1.0 | Full scene audio with voice, sound effects, and ambience | √ | Prompt, pitch, speech rate, and loudness | $0.143 |
| MiniMax Speech 2.6 HD | Text to speech | - | Voice, speed, volume, pitch, emotion, and language | $0.10 |
| ElevenLabs v3 Text-to-Speech | Text to speech | - | Voice, language, stability, and text normalization | $0.10 |
| Gemini 2.5 Pro TTS | Text to speech | - | Natural language style instructions and 30 prebuilt voices | $0.08 |
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Combining the advanced See Audio 1.0 models with Atlas Cloud's GPU-accelerated platform provides unmatched performance, scalability, and developer experience.
Low Latency:
GPU-optimized inference for real-time reasoning.
Unified API:
Run See Audio 1.0, GPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek with one integration.
Transparent Pricing:
Predictable per-token billing with serverless options.
Developer Experience:
SDKs, analytics, fine-tuning tools, and templates.
Reliability:
99.99% uptime, RBAC, and compliance-ready logging.
Security & Compliance:
SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA alignment, data sovereignty in US.
See Audio 1.0 refers to ByteDance's Seed Audio 1.0, listed on Atlas Cloud as bytedance/seed-audio-1.0. It creates film grade audio from prompts, combining voices, dialogue, music, ambience, and sound effects for narrative productions.
Create radio dramas, podcasts, audiobooks, serialized episodes, branded audio, and other narrative content. The model can produce multiple audio elements together, reducing the separate recording, sound design, and mixing work these formats usually require.
Send a POST request to the Atlas Cloud generateAudio endpoint with Bearer authentication, the model ID bytedance/seed-audio-1.0, and your text prompt. The Atlas Cloud documentation provides request examples for cURL, JavaScript, Python, and other languages.
A text prompt is required, while reference media is optional. You may provide up to three audio or speaker references, or one image reference, but audio and image references cannot be combined in the same request.
Choose MP3, WAV, PCM, or Ogg Opus output at 8000, 16000, 24000, 32000, 44100, or 48000 Hz. You can also adjust pitch, speech rate, and loudness within the ranges defined by the Atlas Cloud API schema.
Atlas Cloud lists a standard base price of $0.143 for bytedance/seed-audio-1.0. This is the original backend price, not a temporary discount or promotional rate.
Yes. Attach up to three reference clips and identify the intended voice inside your text prompt, such as @audio1. Each clip must be no longer than 30 seconds and smaller than 10 MB, and you should only use voices you are authorized to provide.
Confirm that your Bearer token and model ID are correct, the required text field is present, and every parameter uses an accepted value. Also verify that you have not mixed audio and image references or exceeded the reference clip limits.
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