Set pauses, phrasing and pace in a voiceover
On the Finish step, Where the voice stops, Pauses at your own marks and Pace on long parts decide how the narration breathes. Save script .txt is on Preview & adjust.
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Three cards on the Finish step of Voiceover Studio set how a narration breathes. Each has its own Save, and none of them changes the words of your script.
Where the voice stops
A part with several sentences used to run them together. Turn on Stop where a reader would stop: each part is spoken in the pieces a reader would pause between, and the silence between them is exactly the length you set under After a full stop, After a question and After an exclamation. Stop at my own «, -» inside a sentence too also stops at your own pause marks. The parts you see stay whole.
Pauses at your own marks
Turn on Rest at the marks I write and set the silence After , -, After …, After : and ; and After —. These are real silences added after a part is spoken. No word is cut: silence only goes in where the recording is already quiet.
Add these pauses to the parts already made puts them into the parts you have, without making them again.
Pace on long parts
Lower reads slower and rests more; higher is more accurate, with fewer word errors. Press Save the pace. It applies to parts made from then on, so redo a part to hear it.
Save the script as text
On Preview & adjust, Save script .txt saves the script of the voiceover as a text file.
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