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Stable Audio 3 Model

All configurations (`small-music`, `small-sfx`, and `medium`) share the same interface — see the [model table](../../README.md#models) for hardware requirements and generation speed.

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# Stable Audio 3 Model > For a more in-depth breakdown of Stable Audio 3, please see our [tech report](https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.17991). All configurations (`small-music`, `small-sfx`, and `medium`) share the same interface — see the [model table](../../README.md#models) for hardware requirements and generation speed. | Input | Description | |---|---| | `prompt` | Text description of the audio to generate | | `duration` | Length of audio to generate, in seconds | | Output | Value | |---|---| | Format | 44.1 kHz stereo audio | | Bit depth | 32-bit float | **Limitations** - Not designed for speech or voice generation - Trained on English descriptions; other languages will underperform

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