Fish Audio Drama 3

Two characters, one missing key

Alternate the speakers in script order and let the response change the tone of the next line.

Two fictional characters exchanging dialogue across a table in a dimly lit recording stage. Concept artwork; not an audio generation. — Concept artwork. Script brief has not been tested with Drama 3.

Model: Fish Audio Drama 3
Speakers: Two voices, fixed speaker order
Control to test: Turn-taking and character reaction

The complete prompt

<|speaker:0|>[quietly, suspicious] You said the room was empty.
<|speaker:1|>[trying to sound casual] It was. [pause] When I checked.
<|speaker:0|>[more insistent] Then why is your key still in the lock?
<|speaker:1|>[soft, admitting the truth] I was waiting for you.

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How to use this brief

Select Fish Audio Drama 3 on the Astorie canvas. Use two distinct voices and keep the character assignment fixed across turns. If you are calling Fish Audio's API directly, pass reference_id as an ordered array: the first voice is speaker:0 and the second is speaker:1.

What to check

Listen for a clear voice change at each turn. Check that speaker:1 keeps the same voice on the last line, that the pause sounds intentional, and that the last answer responds to the question.

A follow-up edit to try

Keep both voices and all spoken words. Change the final direction to [relieved, almost laughing]. Listen to whether the ending changes the meaning of the scene.

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