Manuscripts and Articles, Read Aloud.
Never Rewritten.
Most text-to-speech tools smooth your prose on the way past by expanding, correcting, paraphrasing. Narrator matches your text and leaves it exactly as written.
What it is
A tool that turns a manuscript or articles into a finished audio. The text is matched, never edited: pronunciations, number rules and pacing all produce a spoken form while the Manuscripts and Articles stay untouched.
Narration is settled by ear rather than by argument. Render a chapter three ways, a different voice, a slower pace, a name said differently. It keep the one that sounds right. The others stay until you delete them.
Excellent for editorial review where the system reads to you what it sounds like.
What Makes It Different
- Your prose is never altered. Nothing is paraphrased, expanded or tidied. The tool decides how your words are said, not what they are.
- Takes, not renders. A chapter can be narrated several ways and compared. The one you choose is the one the audiobook is built from.
Status
In active use writing The Accord series. It has rendered a complete 32-chapter novel end to end, 82,577 words, ten hours and fifty-three minutes of audio. Tested on Substack and WordPress articles.
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