The difference between narration that sounds human and narration that sounds robotic is rarely the voice model. It's the text you feed it.
What you'll learn
- How to format a script so it reads naturally
- Why to generate in sections
- How to sit the voice properly against music
Step 1: Format the script for speech
Short sentences. One idea each. Write numbers the way you'd say them — "two thousand twenty six", not "2026". Spell out anything an unfamiliar reader would stumble on.
Step 2: Generate section by section
Paste one paragraph at a time into Generate Voice. Sections are faster to re-generate, and they let you slow the hook down and speed the middle up.
Generate the same line twice with different pacing and keep both. Choosing between two takes is easier than judging one.
Step 3: Mix it
In AI Audio Studio, place the sections end to end and leave roughly a third of a second of silence between paragraphs. Add music well underneath the voice. Listen once on phone speakers before you call it finished.
Common mistakes
- Feeding in written-for-the-eye prose full of long clauses
- Generating a ten-minute file in one go
- Mixing the music too loud on good headphones, then losing the words on a phone
Try this workflow in 7LabsAI with your own script.
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