Multi-Voice Productions

Multi-voice projects let you assign different voices to different tracks — creating realistic conversations, audiobooks with character voices, or multi-host podcasts.

Adding a second voice

1. Open your project in Studio
2. Click + Add Track below your existing tracks
3. Select a different voice from the voice picker
4. Type the script for that voice in the new track

Ordering tracks

Tracks play in the order shown — top to bottom. Drag the ⠿ handle on the left of any track to reorder.

Interleaving dialogue

To create back-and-forth dialogue:

1. Create one track per "line" of dialogue
2. Assign the appropriate voice to each track
3. Keep each track short (one sentence or phrase)
4. Reorder tracks to match the conversation flow

Example layout:

Track 1 — Voice A: "Hello, how can I help you?"
Track 2 — Voice B: "I need to book a flight."
Track 3 — Voice A: "Sure, where would you like to go?"

Adding pauses between tracks

Click the gap between two tracks to insert a pause. Set the pause duration in milliseconds (500ms = 0.5 seconds).

Using the same voice multiple times

You can add the same voice to multiple tracks — useful when a character speaks several lines with other characters in between.

Voice consistency

Each track generates independently, so the same voice may vary slightly between tracks. For best consistency:

• Use the same voice settings across all tracks for that character
• Avoid very short tracks (less than 3 words) — they may sound clipped

Commercial use

Multi-voice projects follow the same commercial use rules as single-voice generation. See Commercial Use for details.