Murf FALCON is a streaming text-to-speech model on the default Edesy runtime. Its catalog covers 34 locales, including 13 Indian languages and Hinglish, and it streams audio in the format phone lines use. Choose Murf when you want native-sounding Indian voices with a wide choice of speakers per language.
At a glance#
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider ID | murf (aliases murf_tts, murf_falcon) |
| Runtime | Default runtime |
| Voices | 117 voices across 34 locales in the dashboard catalog |
| Indian languages | 13, plus Hinglish |
| Voice IDs | Locale-prefixed, for example bn-IN-ishani |
| Your own key (BYOK) | Supported |
When to use Murf#
- You want several native voices per Indian language to pick from.
- You want one TTS vendor for English and Indian-language agents.
- You are choosing a voice for a regional campaign and want to preview several speakers before you launch.
Set it up#
- Open the agent and go to Voice → Text-to-speech.
- Choose Murf AI (FALCON).
- Filter the voice list by language and play a few previews.
- Select a voice and save.
- Place a test call to hear it on a real phone line.
{
"ttsProvider": "murf",
"ttsVoice": "bn-IN-ishani"
}
FAQs#
Is there an add-on charge for Murf? Murf is a premium voice. Check the current add-on in provider costs.
Can I use my own Murf key? Yes. Add it in Settings → API Keys. See BYOK.
Does Murf support Hinglish? Yes, the catalog includes Hinglish voices.
Can I clone a voice on Murf? Voice cloning in Edesy uses ElevenLabs or Cartesia. You can also use a provider voice ID you already own.