`Supertonic 3` launches ultra-light on-device TTS with 31 languages and emotion tags

A small-footprint TTS now handles expressive cues like laugh and scream, while improving pronunciation and voice cloning. Strong fit for offline narration, in-app voice UX, and cost-sensitive shipping.

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Supports 31 languages including Korean, which lowers the friction for multilingual voice features without a cloud dependency.
Adds 10 emotion tags such as laugh, breath, and scream, so scripted dialogue can sound less flat with simple text markup.
Pronunciation accuracy improved, and repetition or omission failures were reduced; this matters more than flashy demos in production TTS.
Voice cloning quality also improved, making it more usable for character voices, guided audio, or branded app narration on-device.

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