Audiobook and audio drama producer
Write the drama first, then read it and voice it
Turn a passage of your novel into a cast-split radio play script with a voice chart, a chapter plan, and a pronunciation table, then have the chapter read by one narrator, voiced by a cast, or serialized in your own voice, with instrumental score beds and a vertical novel promo video of up to two minutes.
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One passage, one drama you can hear
The script comes first
Narration, each character's lines, sound cues, a voice chart, a chapter plan, and a pronunciation table arrive in the first reply.
A voice for every character
Each character keeps one voice from the chart for the whole story.
Your own voice, chapter by chapter
Clone your voice once and every later chapter is read in it.
How it is made
The radio play on paper
Narration, lines, and sound cues marked apart, with each character's age, timbre, and pace in the voice chart.
Chapter splits and reading time · Readings for names and tricky words · Plot and names as you wrote them
Read as an audiobook, or performed by a cast
One narrator reads chapter by chapter, or each character gets a voice and every line comes back numbered in script order; your own cloned voice can carry the serial.
Score beds and a novel promo video
Instrumental beds for the drama, and a vertical promo video of up to two minutes: illustrated shots, narration, subtitles, and a score bed.
Stories writers turn into audio
Web novel authors
Turn the chapters you publish into an audio novel, one chapter at a time.
Audiobook narrators
Start from a cast-split script and a pronunciation table, then record or voice it.
Audio drama groups
A script, a voice chart, and numbered clips for every line in script order.
Novel promotion
A vertical promo video from scenes of your book, with narration, subtitles, and a score bed.
Questions
What do I start with?
A passage of a story you wrote, or one you hold the adaptation rights to.
Can the chapters use my own voice?
Yes. Share a clean recording of your own voice and every chapter is read in it.
How does the audio drama arrive?
One clip per line, labelled with the character and numbered in script order, ready to drop into your audio editor.
What about sound effects?
Sound cues are marked in the script for your edit, and instrumental score beds are made to sit under the voices.
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