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Overview

Use Synthetic Voice when you need fast narration updates without re-recording audio takes. The key is writing script text for speech, not for reading. [insert screenshot of Synthetic Voice panel with script input, voice selection, and generate action]

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Before you start

  • Split your script into short scene-aligned chunks.
  • Decide the target tone (neutral, energetic, instructional).
  • Keep project timeline open so you can validate sync immediately.

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Steps

  1. Write one concise script block per scene.
  2. Choose a voice profile that matches your audience and tone.
  3. Generate narration for a small section first.
  4. Review pronunciation, pacing, and emphasis.
  5. Regenerate only weak sections instead of replacing everything.
  6. Align generated audio timing with scene visuals.
[insert screenshot of generated narration clip aligned to a scene in timeline]

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Check your result

  • Narration sounds natural enough for the intended audience.
  • Key terms are pronounced correctly.
  • Scene transitions stay synchronized with spoken content.

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Troubleshooting

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Voice sounds robotic

Shorten sentence length and add punctuation for natural pauses.

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Pronunciation is wrong

Adjust script spelling/phonetics for the specific word and regenerate only that segment.

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Narration timing does not match visuals

Trim the audio segment or split the script block so pacing matches the scene.

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Next

Draft and organize script structure in Camera Scripts.