Feedback

Functionality to multi-select and carry out bulk delete and download actions on audio files.

Currently, the projects' screen can be a little confusing after you create an audio file using the ultra-realistic voices and come back to your audio files. Based on the feedback we've received from our users, we're currently working on improving the user experience to the following - If you go back after creating audio files, you will now see all your projects. The audio files you create will be organized in their respective projects.

When I try to edit in Arabic text, the cursor go to the end of the paragraph with each character change

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When you finish working on a script and come back to the file or draft later, some of the editing done (pitch level, speed, custom pronunciation) is lost, not all changes get saved in the draft

I create a lot of voice overs used in an online course and whenever I create new audio to type in the text, the default voice resets to Jenny - English (US) when I specifically set it to Sonia - English (UK) every time. There might be a bug causing this issue, please review.

custom pauses smaller than 1 second are allowed and honored during creation, but aren't saved properly, when they're retrieved... for example "0.7 sec" are reloaded as "10 sec" after converting when a new editing is needed

Issues reported: A word added to the pronunciations library in one language cannot be added to another language. (ex: Word added to English US, cannot be added in English UK) Symbols like (. , !) are read out loud, when accompanied by a pronunciation before them, or have a blank space before them.

A better user experience for the Text Editor with a fullscreen field of view. Improvements in the UX to follow.

There should be a universal alphabet of tones and accents so that pronunciations can be correctly indicated. For example, if I am in the Spanish language, but there is a foreign word, I would like to give the appropriate accent of the foreign language to that word.