Creativeclaw Minimax Speech

Creative Claw — MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD

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Use this model specialist inside creativeclaw-generate-voiceover. MiniMax is the strongest alternative when a native system voice, broad multilingual catalog, or global emotion/pitch controls matter more than ElevenLabs v3's line-level delivery tags.

Workflow

1. Identify the script language and regional variant, speaker profile, use case, emotion, pronunciation risks, and target pace.
2. Choose a native system voice_id from get_model_params. Use Wise_Woman only for an unspecified English brief; do not carry that default into another language.
3. Call get_model_params({ model: "speech/minimax-hd" }) and treat its voice IDs, language_boost values, and parameter ranges as authoritative.
4. Preserve approved wording. Use MiniMax pause and interjection syntax only; do not copy ElevenLabs or xAI tags.
5. Call generate_speech with model, text, voice_id, and the exact language_boost. Add the top-level emotion or speed only when useful; put pitch, volume, format, and pronunciation controls in the current runtime-supported fields.
6. Audition pronunciation, regional accent, emotion, pace, cue leakage, clipping, and loudness. Fix the smallest affected section before recasting the whole script.

Voice selection

Use get_model_params({ model: "speech/minimax-hd" }) for current system voice IDs, language labels, and provider-supported controls. Match the script language before delivery style. Offer two suitable voices when the user asks to choose. Keep one voice ID per speaker across a project.

The curated catalog includes English, Mandarin, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, and Korean system voices. Hebrew language support does not imply a Hebrew-native voice: the current curated subset has none. Do not promise a native accent without auditioning it.

Performance controls

• Pauses use <#x#>, where x is 0.01–99.99 seconds: Take a breath.<#0.4#>Now begin.
• Supported interjections include (laughs), (sighs), (coughs), (clears throat), (gasps), (sniffs), (groans), and (yawns).
• emotion is global. Use only values returned by get_model_params for the active provider; Pika and fal expose different emotion sets. Omit it for a neutral read.
• Use punctuation for local phrasing. Do not invent [excited], <whisper>…</whisper>, or other provider-specific tags.
• Start with speed: 1. Prefer about 0.9–0.97 for reflective narration and 1.03–1.1 for energetic ads; stay within the runtime range.
• Use a pronunciation dictionary for recurring names or brands when the runtime exposes it. Write a name phonetically in the script for a one-off correction.

Call example

{
  "model": "speech/minimax-hd",
  "voice_id": "Spanish_Narrator",
  "text": "Hoy empieza una nueva etapa.<#0.4#>(sighs) Y esta vez, vamos preparados.",
  "language_boost": "Spanish",
  "speed": 0.96
}

Completion standard

Keep one voice ID per speaker across a project. For alternate languages, recast with a native system voice rather than assuming one source voice will retain a native accent. Use get_model_params to discover additional supported voices. Do not use example search for voice selection.