Everything in AudioColor
Four ways to make a voice, one library to hold them, and an export step that lands in your editor with the cuts already in place.
Natural text to speech
Type or paste text, pick a voice, language, speed and tone, then render clear, natural speech. Long passages split automatically and queue in the background with visible progress.
Multi-character script dubbing
Set the speaker, tone, speed, language and target duration for every single line, then render the whole script in one batch. Paste text or import TXT, Markdown, DOCX and EPUB.
Design custom voices
Describe the age, texture, accent, character and intended use in plain language. AudioColor creates a new voice, saves it to your library, and makes it available everywhere.
Clone with permission
Record or import 10–30 seconds of clear speech to create a reusable voice and preview it immediately. Only clone your own voice, or one you have explicit permission to use.
The details that matter on a long job
Background queue with a concurrency cap
Set how many renders may run at once; anything beyond that waits its turn. You keep working while the queue drains.
Checkpointed long runs
Progress is saved segment by segment. Close the app mid-render, come back, and it picks up where it stopped instead of starting the book again.
Per-line target duration
Give a line a segment longer than its audio and choose whether the voice sits at the start, the middle or the end of it — the way you would place it on a timeline anyway.
Sampling controls, when you want them
Temperature, top-p, top-k, repetition penalty and a random seed are all exposed. Leave them blank and the model default applies.
A library that stays navigable
Built-in, designed and cloned voices in one place, with tags, favorites, search, and properties you can edit without leaving the library.
Projects stored locally
Projects, tasks and long-running state live in a database on your Mac, so picking work back up does not depend on anything being online.
Built for editing workflows
One render, every file your timeline needs. Numbered clips stay in sync with the subtitles, markers and timing sheet that ship alongside them.
Numbered WAV clips
One file per line, in order
Full mix
The whole render as a single track
SRT subtitles
Timed against the render
CSV timing sheet
Every clip with in and out points
Audition markers
Drop straight into a session
FCPXML timeline
Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve
Premiere XML
XMEML timeline for Premiere Pro
Voice library
Tags, favorites and search across every voice