How to use emotion control tags
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. This syntax is universal.
Basic Format: (tag)Text to be read
Scope: A tag affects all subsequent text until a new tag is encountered. English tag placement rules are stricter than other languages, as detailed below.
(angry)How could you repay me like this?
I trusted you so much, (angry)how could you repay me like this?
(angry)
(sad)
(disdainful)
(excited)
(surprised)
(satisfied)
(unhappy)
(anxious)
(hysterical)
(delighted)
(scared)
(worried)
(indifferent)
(upset)
(impatient)
(nervous)
(guilty)
(scornful)
(frustrated)
(depressed)
(panicked)
(furious)
(empathetic)
(embarrassed)
(reluctant)
(disgusted)
(keen)
(moved)
(proud)
(relaxed)
(grateful)
(confident)
(interested)
(curious)
(confused)
(joyful)
(disapproving)
(negative)
(denying)
(astonished)
(serious)
(sarcastic)
(conciliative)
(comforting)
(sincere)
(sneering)
(hesitating)
(yielding)
(painful)
(awkward)
(amused)
2. Tone Markers (can be at any position):
(in a hurry tone)
(shouting)
(screaming)
(whispering)
(soft tone)
3. Special Markers (can be at any position):
(laughing)
(chuckling)
(sobbing)
(crying loudly)
(sighing)
(panting)
(groaning)
(crowd laughing)
(background laughter)
(audience laughing)
(in a hurry tone)
: Used to create a tense or urgent atmosphere.
Go now! The door is closing, (in a hurry tone) we don't have much time!
(shouting)
: Used to simulate loud yelling or for strong emphasis.
(shouting)Hey! Can anyone hear me?
(screaming)
: Used for intense shouting or expressing extreme emotions.
Help me! (screaming) Someone please help!
(whispering)
: Used to simulate quiet, secretive speech.
Come closer, (whispering) I have a secret to tell you.
(soft tone)
: Used for gentle, quiet delivery.
He leaned close to my ear, (soft tone) quietly telling me a secret.
(laughing)
: Used to express hearty laughter.
When he heard the punchline, he couldn't help it, (laughing) Ha,ha,ha!
(chuckling)
: Used for quiet, subdued laughter.
That's quite amusing, (chuckling) Hmm,hmm.
(sobbing)
: Used to express sad weeping.
She covered her face, (sobbing) and couldn't speak another word.
(crying loudly)
: Used for intense crying or wailing.
The child was inconsolable, (crying loudly) waah waah!
(sighing)
: Used to express disappointment, helplessness, or fatigue.
How did things turn out this way... (sighing) sigh.
(panting)
: Used to simulate heavy breathing from exertion.
After running up the stairs, (panting) he could barely speak.
(groaning)
: Used to express pain, frustration, or annoyance.
When he saw the mess, (groaning) he shook his head.
(crowd laughing)
: Used to simulate multiple people laughing.
The comedian's joke had everyone (crowd laughing) in stitches.
(background laughter)
: Used for ambient laughter sounds.
Despite the serious topic, there was (background laughter) from the audience.
(audience laughing)
: Used specifically for audience reaction.
The performer paused as the (audience laughing) filled the theater.
(in a sad and quiet voice)
. The model will likely read it aloud instead of executing the command. Use a combination of standard tags instead, such as (sad)(soft tone)
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