Have you ever heard the sound of your own voice on a recording and thought "Who's that?
That doesn't sound like me" well you're not alone. And in this video I'm gonna show you how
Audiate can use AI to generate a script read that script translate that script into multiple
languages, read it multiple languages and then produce captions when you're done.
So let's get started. In Audiate we're gonna click the generate button.
Under generate we have a few more options. Generate script use AI to create a script generate
audio create audio using a script, or create recording which is you recording your script.
Well I already said I don't want to hear my own voice and I want Audiate to create the script
for me So under generate script I'm going to choose from my options that I want it to create a
script…The type of script I'm gonna do is five tips for staying focused while working remote.
So that's gonna be corporate and business and knowledge sharing There's all sorts of other
categories you can look for to match the type of video you wanna make.
And the style can be enthusiastic, formal friendly and a number of others I'm gonna choose
friendly for mine I want my video to be about five tips for staying focused while working remote.
So after I type that in I can decide on the length of my script do I want it to be short, long etcetera.
This is gonna be a shorter video, and click generate script…And
just like that Audiate's generated a script for me I'll read through it real quick to make sure
this is actually the script I want talking about the topic I want and hitting on the main points that I think are important.
And once you've done that you can go back up to create…and find generate audio.
So rather than me reading it out loud We're gonna have the AI read it for us There are a number
of presets so you don't have to go through every individual voice and every individual
characteristic to the voices you could choose a preset like a friendly feminine voice or a
conversational masculine voice and go through and see which of those you like So I'm gonna go
into the English language options…And choose
…from my drop down Let's try Roger's voice.
Let's preview Roger's voice to see if we like that. Hello My name is Roger.
How can I help? To be honest it's a little slow for me so I could speed it up if I want to Hello My name is Roger.
How can I help And already that sounds more natural. So after you find
the voice that you like there's still a few ways that you can tweak it to make it your own.
But not really your own When you're done and you've previewed the voice click generate
audio…Wow That was fast.
Now that it's generated the audio all you have to do is click play to preview your script.
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It's that easy I didn't have to record anything I didn't have to write anything And here we are
already with the narration done and in place After you've previewed it if you're happy with the
way it sounds and you're ready to be done go up to export, and you can export to file creating
an audio file for yourself or you can choose export to Camtasia and send it over to Camtasia if you're ready to do more editing.
Now maybe you're speaking to multiple audiences from different areas.
Maybe you want this script to be in French or German or Spanish You can do that by going back up
to the settings and clicking generate script And instead of being under create this time we're
gonna go down to translate…and that button just popped up that says use current script it's
gonna take what it's already written and translate it to another language And whether your
audience is in German, English, or any of the other languages we support like Dutch French
Italian Portuguese or multiple dialects of Spanish, you can create a script and a narration in that language.
So the language I'm gonna choose for this one is German, and I'm gonna click use current script.
It pulls my script in and all I have to do is hit the generate script button
…And just like that it's translated it to German.
It gives you this pop up dialogue box saying do you want to generate audio from your script And
I do so I hit gen audio.
And now…the same script we just made in English that we had a narration for in English has
been written in German and will be recorded in German Here's the voice you can listen to it real
quick…Is this enshident
…When you're done again, go up to export…
Export to file or export to Camtasia When you're all done with your script and you wanna send it
over to Camtasia to do some video editing, You can also bring it along as captions for your
video When you click export to Camtasia it's gonna give you a few more options You can export to
your media bin so the clip lives there but isn't ready to be edited just
yet or put it right on your timeline I'm gonna do that.
Under the captioning drop down you can choose default captions which are ADA compliant or dynamic captions.
Don't know what dynamic captions are Let's check it out. As it's saving your project and
Audiate it's also sending it over to Camtasia, either opening a new project or if you were
already working in one it's gonna drop it in there Over in the properties
panel there's a couple of options such as font or color.
You can even move the captions around. Just like that Audiate helped you generate a script
record narration, translate that narration, and create dynamic captions inside Kim Asia Let us
know in the comments below how you're gonna use Audiate's AI features to improve your video creation workflow Thanks for watching.