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# Voice Settings - Voice Volume

Set Voice Volume from 0 for softer, blended output to 2 for louder projection in noisy settings, with 1 as the neutral, calibrated default.

Voice Volume sets how loud or soft the AI sounds during a call. This controls gain—not energy or tone—so you can match the AI’s voice level to different environments, hardware setups, or user preferences.

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* Lower values (<1): softer output, useful for background blending or quieter devices.
* Higher values (>1): louder projection, ideal for noisy settings or low speaker gain.
* Value of 1.0 delivers neutral, calibrated output—safe for most systems.

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*Minimum: 0*

*Maximum: 2*

*Recommended: 1 for standard volume balance*


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