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# Voiceover tone & emotion

Shape how your synthetic voiceover sounds by writing scripts that naturally express the feeling you want to convey. The AI reads emotional cues directly from your text, adjusting its tone accordingly.

Try and compare these examples:

> "This is incredible!" "Wait, really?"

versus

> "That's disappointing..." "What went wrong?"

Notice how word choice and punctuation guide the AI's delivery. While this approach works well for clear emotions, subtle tones like sarcasm or irony may not always translate perfectly—the AI interprets context clues, but nuanced emotions can sometimes be missed.


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