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# Audio output

Audio output lets users listen to audio from an earlier node.

Use it for voice replies, spoken summaries, or other audio results.

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### What users can do

* Play the audio result.
* Change playback speed.
* Download the audio file.

### Before you start

Choose a field from an earlier node that returns audio.

### How to set it up

1. In the **Output** node, click **+ Add**.
2. Select an audio field from the list of earlier nodes.
3. Click **Ok**.
4. Choose **Audio** as the output type.
5. Enter a clear **Title**.
6. Click **Ok** and test the flow.

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### Settings

| Setting     | What it does                                                                      |
| ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Output type | Sets how the selected field is shown in the app. Choose **Audio** for audio data. |
| Title       | The label shown above the audio player, such as `Voice reply`.                    |

### Good business uses

* Return a spoken answer.
* Share a voice version of a report.
* Deliver an audio response for mobile users.

### Next steps

* Go back to [Outputs (Apps)](/workflow-builder/nodes/outputs-apps.md).
* Learn about speech models in [TTS Variants](/workflow-builder/nodes/private-ai-llm-models/openai/tts-model.md).
* Compare it with [Video output](/workflow-builder/nodes/outputs-apps/video-output.md).


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