Voice acting
AI Voice Acting Generator
Write the line as the character would say it and describe the performance in the script itself. Drama 3 reads directions such as [barely holding it together] or [amused, taking his time] as part of the text, so one line can turn cold halfway through.
Real Drama 3 generations
Each clip below is a generation of the exact script shown next to it. Open the full script, copy it, or send it to the studio and direct your own version.
Holding it together
[barely holding it together] I'm fine. Really. [shaky breath] Go on without me. I'll catch up. [pause] I just need a minute.
Cold open narration
[low, measured, like a documentary narrator] The city went quiet at 3 a.m. [short pause] No sirens. No traffic. <slow>Just the rain.</slow>
Villain reveal
[amused, taking his time] You came all this way. [soft laugh] For a file. [harder, dropping the warmth] Then let me show you what is in it.
Late-night radio host
[smooth, close to the microphone] You're listening to the midnight hour. [sigh] If you're awake with me, <emphasis>you're not alone</emphasis>.
Training video, plain then pointed
[clear and friendly] Welcome aboard. Today we cover the basics. [short pause] [firmer] And then we cover the mistakes that cost money.
Fairy tale opening
[hushed, telling a secret] Once, in a village that no longer exists, [pause] a girl traded her name for a lantern. <whisper>This is her story.</whisper>
Support call, patience thinning
[professional, polite] I understand. [short pause] [slower, holding it together] I have explained that twice. [exhale] Let us try once more.
Audiobook line, tender
[gentle, unhurried] She kept the letter for forty years. [pause] [almost a whisper] She never read it again, but she never threw it away either.
What directing a line actually means here
These are the moves that separate an acted line from a narrated one.
Direct each line, not the whole project
Every generation is one script and one performance, so a scene is built line by line, with each take directed on its own.
Give the character a purpose
A direction such as [defensive, trying to sound casual] tells the model what the character is doing, which is often what makes a take believable.
Change tone inside a sentence
Directions sit where the change happens, so a line can start warm and end flat without a second take.
Keep the good takes, redo the rest
Drama 3 is a preview model and Fish Audio notes that results vary, so generating a few versions of an important line is normal practice.
From script to performance
Three steps, repeated per line.
Write the line as the character
Type what they say and how they say it, then check the punctuation: a full stop and a comma deliver differently.
Add the direction that carries the scene
Start with the one direction that matters most. Describe the intent in plain words instead of stacking several tags.
Generate, listen, keep the best take
Preview the MP3 in the studio and download the version that lands.
Where acted lines are used
Character lines for games
Generate a line with the exact attitude the scene needs, then iterate until the take fits the character.
Animation and comic scratch tracks
Cut a temporary voice track for timing before the final recording, with the performance already in place.
Auditions and voice demos
Try the same line several ways and compare how each direction reads before committing to one.
Audiobook dialogue
Give spoken lines their own tone so dialogue does not sound like the narration around it.
What the studio accepts
These limits come from the generation pipeline, so they apply to every take.
Up to 2000 characters per generation
Directions count toward the limit because they are part of the script text.
One voice per generation
A conversation between two characters is generated as two files, which also lets you direct each role separately.
One MP3 per generation
Each generation returns a single audio file you can preview and download.
No voice cloning
This studio generates speech from your script and directions; cloning a voice is not offered.
Voice acting questions
Can I generate two characters in one request?
No. One generation produces one voice, so each character's line is generated separately and cut together in your editor.
How do I make a villain sound calm instead of shouty?
Describe control rather than volume: [soft, unhurried, never raising his voice] gives a colder reading than an angry tag would.
Is this good enough for a demo?
Drama 3 is a preview model, and Fish Audio notes that takes vary. It works well for scratch tracks, demos, and tests; generate a few versions before judging a line.
Can I clone a voice for a character?
No. The studio generates speech from your script and directions, and voice cloning is not available.
How long can one line be?
Up to 2000 characters per generation, including the directions inside the brackets.
Direct your first line
Load a published script or paste your own line, then take it to the studio and shape the performance.