Voice & Audio Workflow

Ciaro's voice and audio tools work best when you think of them as a connected production chain rather than as isolated features.

Ciaro's voice and audio tools work best when you think of them as a connected production chain rather than as isolated features.

A common end-to-end workflow looks like this:

Step 1: Design the voice first

Start in the Voices area and create a reusable voice that you can use later in other workflows.

This is the best first step when you want a consistent target voice across multiple lines or scenes.

Once the voice exists, the next question is where the spoken performance should come from.

You have two main paths:

record a voice-over directly in the Video tab when you want a human performance
create text-to-speech audio when you already know the exact line and want generated speech

If you already have a recording or source audio clip, you can convert that clip into one of your saved voices.

This is useful when the timing and wording are already good, but you want the final voice identity to match your designed voice.

Once you have both:

You can use LipSynch to generate a talking version of the video.

A common production chain is:

use Designing a Voice when you want a reusable voice identity
use Recording Voice-Overs when you want a live performance
use Text-to-Speech when you want speech generated directly from written text
use Voice Change when you already have source audio and want to convert it into a saved voice
use LipSync when you already have a video clip and an aligned audio clip and want the mouth movement to match the speech

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