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Practical guides on writing for the ear, AI voices, audio formats, subtitles and using voiceovers responsibly.

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Guides

AI Voiceover vs Hiring a Voice Actor: An Honest Comparison

AI voiceover vs hiring a voice actor: an honest look at quality, emotion, speed, cost, revisions and rights, and which projects suit each option best.

Use cases

Text-to-Speech for E-learning: A Guide for Course Creators

A practical guide to text-to-speech for e-learning: scripting lessons, consistent narration, technical terms, captions and budgeting credits for a course.

Audio basics

SRT Subtitles Explained: How to Add Captions to Your Videos

SRT subtitles explained: what an SRT file contains, how timing works, how to edit one and how to add captions to YouTube, social video and course platforms.

Audio basics

MP3 vs WAV for Voiceovers: Which Format Should You Use?

MP3 vs WAV for voiceovers explained: compression, file size, quality, editing and which format to pick for YouTube, podcasts, courses and phone systems.

Scripts

Phone Greeting and On-Hold Message Scripts (With Examples)

Ready-to-use business phone greeting and on-hold message scripts for main lines, after hours and holidays, plus tips for recording them with an AI voice.

Policy

Using AI Voices on YouTube: Disclosure and Monetization

Can you use AI voices on YouTube? A plain-language look at disclosing synthetic content, what monetization generally rewards and how to use AI voices well.

Guides

Fixing AI Voice Mispronunciations: Names, Prices, Dates and URLs

How to fix AI voice mispronunciations of brand names, people, prices, dates and URLs, using smart reading, respellings and a pronunciation dictionary.

Scripts

How to Write a Script That Sounds Natural in Text-to-Speech

How to write scripts for text-to-speech that sound natural: short sentences, spoken punctuation, pauses, numbers and names, with before-and-after examples.

Scripts

How Long Is My Script? Voiceover Timing and Words per Minute

How long will your voiceover run? Typical words per minute, a script length table for 15 seconds to 10 minutes, and how to trim a script to fit your video.

Guides

How to Make an AI Voiceover for YouTube (Step by Step)

A step-by-step guide to making an AI voiceover for YouTube: write and time the script, pick a voice and style, fix pronunciations, export audio and subtitles.

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