Class duty voice

Answer each roster item with one spoken clip

Turn a written class duty roster into separate voice clips.

Written roster · Pronunciation table · One clip each

Install Class Duty Voice Pack and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/class-duty-voice/install.md

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Duty clips the class can play separately

Stay on the written roster

Speak only the duty copy the teacher already wrote.

One item, one clip

Each labeled roster item becomes its own spoken file.

Hand off separate files

Deliver each reminder clip as its own audio file.

Weekday names and chore reads

Weekday read

A clip speaks the Monday line already on the roster.

Chore read

A clip speaks the chalkboard line the teacher already wrote.

Weekend read

The next clip speaks the weekend line already on the roster.

Written duty roster

Start from items already on the roster

Use the duty copy the teacher already wrote, then line the reads up as separate clips.

  • Keep the written wording
  • Reuse the pronunciation table
  • Keep each clip on one item

Spoken cues

Give each roster item its own voice file

Record one clip at a time so the class can play its own file.

  • Write a speakable line from the roster
  • One item, one clip
  • Review spoken names after delivery

Questions

What do I need to start?
The written class duty roster and a pronunciation table for names.
Is each roster item its own clip?
Each labeled roster item becomes its own spoken clip. The files stay separate.
Can I use a teacher voice?
A teacher voice sample can set the voice for these reminder clips.

Make this class duty voice pack

Start from the duty roster you already wrote.

Install Class Duty Voice Pack and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/class-duty-voice/install.md