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What is Voice Studio?
Voice Studio gives each character one voice of their own, so you can hear their dialogue in Script and Production.
Voice Studio is where a character finds their voice. You choose one from the library or create one from a description, try it on the character’s real dialogue, and save it to the character. From then on, Script and Production use that voice whenever you play the character’s lines.
A voice and a take are different things
| Voice | Take | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | The character’s identity: how they sound | One performance of one line |
| How many | One per character | As many as you keep |
| Where it is used | Everywhere the character speaks | Where you keep or share it |
Choosing a voice never selects a take, and keeping, renaming or removing a take never changes the voice.
What you can do
- Choose a voice from the library, or create one from a written description.
- Audition voices on a line from your Script or one you type.
- Compare performances of the same line, side by side.
- Save the voice to the character, and change it whenever you like.
- Play the character’s dialogue in Script, and hear them in Production.
Plans
Voice Studio is part of Writer and Director. Generating new speech uses your plan’s generation allowance. See Voice credits and usage.
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