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Call quality can be affected by both technical factors and AI settings. Here’s how to optimize both:

AI Engine Impact

Your choice of AI engine affects perceived call quality:

Dualplex

  • Lowest latency of the three engines
  • Quick back-and-forth
  • Best for most calls

Pipeline, with filler audio

  • Speech is transcribed, the model answers, the reply is spoken, so there is a pause to cover
  • Filler audio fills that pause with short phrases, which keeps the call feeling natural
  • Filler audio only exists on this engine

Speech-to-speech

  • Native voice generation
  • No filler audio, because there is no gap to fill

Optimization Tips

  • Start with the Dualplex engine
  • If you stay on Pipeline, turn on filler audio to cover the pause
  • Monitor call recordings for quality
  • Test different voice models

Quick Fixes

If experiencing issues:
  1. Save the assistant, then try a call from Test assistant — tests run on the saved version
  2. Switch to a faster engine setting
  3. Enable filler audio
  4. Check network connection

Tip: Dualplex gives the best perceived call quality on most assistants. If you stay on Pipeline for a particular voice, turn filler audio on.