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Practical guide to editing AI-generated audiobook narration

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Date: June 20, 2025
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After generating several AI-narrated audiobooks, I’ve developed a workflow for making the output sound more natural and professional. Thought I’d share my process:

After generating several AI-narrated audiobooks, I’ve developed a workflow for making the output sound more natural and professional. Thought I’d share my process:

## My AI Voice Editing Workflow

1. **Initial Generation**
– Break text into smaller chunks (1-2 paragraphs) rather than full chapters
– Add basic SSML for pauses, emphasis on key words
– Include phonetic spelling for unusual names/terms

2. **Post-Processing**
– Add natural breathing sounds at appropriate points
– Adjust pacing in dialogue sections (AI often rushes through these)
– Fix pronunciation errors (they’re inevitable)
– Add appropriate room tone/ambient noise
– Apply subtle EQ to warm up the voice

3. **Final Touches**
– Insert pauses between major sections
– Consistency check across chapters
– Compare to professional human narration benchmark

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