Each voice below was created from the prompt shown under its
name (Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS, the new voice-design API), then spoke the real
opening line: “Thanks for calling Fox Pools — this is the automated
assistant. How can I help?” — pick a number and I’ll wire it
into the phone line.
1. Gravel veteran
A warm, gravelly American male voice in his fifties - a seasoned pool-service veteran. Calm, unhurried, friendly, with a light Southern US accent.
2. Warm receptionist
A warm, friendly American female voice in her thirties - a professional office receptionist. Clear, cheerful, welcoming, neutral American accent.
3. Southern gentleman
A gentle Southern US male voice in his mid-forties - polite and reassuring, with a soft Virginia drawl, speaking slowly.
4. Bright dispatcher
A bright, upbeat American female voice in her twenties - quick and efficient but friendly, like a helpful dispatcher.
5. Deep and steady
A deep, steady American male voice in his forties - low and reassuring, like a trusted technician explaining something calmly.
6. British butler
A crisp British male butler voice, formal and composed, received pronunciation, a touch of dry warmth.
7. Friendly neighbor
A friendly, casual American male voice in his thirties - like a helpful neighbor, relaxed and approachable.
8. Kind senior
A soft, soothing American female voice in her sixties - patient and kind, like a favorite aunt who runs a small business.
9. Robot (range demo)
A super-tinny, monotone robot voice - synthetic, clipped, mechanical.
10. Melbourne DJ (range demo)
A high-energy DJ voice from Melbourne, Australia - loud, punchy and excited.