Turn a script into a finished audiobook
Go from a written manuscript to chaptered audio: import the document, pick and tune a voice, control the pacing, then export the master.
Import the manuscript
Upload the document and let it split into chapters. Getting the chapter breaks right here saves far more time than fixing them in the audio later.
About Audiobook →Choose and audition a voice
Pick a narrator from the voice library and preview it on a real paragraph from your book, not a sample sentence — pacing and tone read very differently across a long passage.
About Text to Speech →Control the pacing around titles
Right-click anywhere in the script to insert a pause, and choose its length. This is what stops chapter titles and headings from running straight into the first sentence — the single biggest giveaway of machine-read audio.
About Text to Speech →Assemble and export
Bring the chapters together, set the levels, and export the master. Check the joins between chapters, where volume differences are most audible.
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