Learn Voxora Script

Welcome to Voxorascript. This short setup uses the real Voxorascript Settings screen and public setup guide. We will not enter a key on camera. First, the important billing distinction. Creator is a nine dollar per month Voxorascript platform subscription. ElevenLabs generation is separate and is billed to the balance on your own ElevenLabs account. In Settings, open the Creator plan card. Free accounts can explore the studio, parse text, and map characters. Audio generation and Ad Matrix need Creator and your own connected key. Below, the ElevenLabs key panel explains the connection. Get a personal key from the API keys area in your ElevenLabs account, then return here and paste it only into the password field. The field masks what you type. Never share the key in a script, screen recording, or support message. Select Save key. Voxorascript confirms the connection without displaying the secret. The key badge reflects whether a personal key is saved; it does not by itself change a subscription. If you have saved a key but are not on Creator, use the Go Creator button to continue through secure billing. We do not show a checkout flow in this tutorial. For the provider-side steps, use the public ElevenLabs Setup Guide linked directly below the field. The guide is intentionally a guide, not a simulated ElevenLabs screen, because their interface and requirements can change. Follow the current provider instructions there, including any account limits or rights that apply to your plan. Back in Settings, Usage reports characters sent from your connected account, plus recent Script Audio and Ad Matrix activity. Generated audio, Sound Effects, downloads, and commercial rights remain subject to your connected provider plan and terms. That is setup. With Creator active and a personal key connected, you can move to the studio and make your first narrated script.

Welcome to the Voxorascript Studio. This walkthrough uses clearly labeled demonstration data in an isolated tutorial workspace. The interface is the real Voxorascript project editor, but no live ElevenLabs generation occurs in this recording. Start with a new project. Give it a useful title, choose the spoken language, and type or upload a text, DOCX, or PDF script. For reliable parsing, put a speaker label, a colon, and the spoken line on each line. For example: NARRATOR: Welcome to the coast. HOST: Your room is ready. When the draft is ready, choose Parse Script. The detected segments panel turns the text into ordered lines and lists the characters. Check the parsed copy before you spend provider credits. You can adjust an emotion such as calm, happy, excited, or curious for each segment, and set a detected gender when it helps with casting. Next, assign a saved voice or an eligible ElevenLabs voice ID to each speaking role. Each primary role needs a voice before audio can be made. The editor supports up to ten primary roles; if a script has more, smaller roles need review or can be omitted. Use the voice preview control to audition a cast choice before a full run. The pause menu sets the gap between speakers. Here, use a modest pause to preserve a conversational rhythm. If the script needs atmosphere, add an ambience or effect in Soundscape. Sound Effects are a separate provider charge, so approve that cost only when you intend to generate them. Before generating, use Review and Generate. The preflight lets you inspect the job and, when appropriate, select a sample line or a full revision. This is useful when a single delivery needs adjustment: edit the line, review the selection, then choose Generate Sample instead of repeating the whole script. In the Takes and Revisions view, audition the returned lines and build the final assembly. For a first full master track, select Generate Audio. Voxorascript shows progress while it creates the segments and applies any approved soundscape. That provider action uses your own ElevenLabs balance; Creator is the separate nine dollar monthly platform subscription. In this demonstration, the finished result appears in the audio player. Play it back from the editor, listening for cast consistency, pacing, pronunciation, and the intended mood. If an individual line needs work, return to Review and Generate and revise only that selection. When the delivery is approved, download Mixed Audio when a soundscape was included, or download the dialogue track for your own creative workflow. The Generation History keeps the earlier runs visible, so you can compare and return to a version. That is the Studio loop: draft, parse, cast, audition, generate, review, revise, and export. Start with a concise sample, confirm each choice, then scale into a complete narrated project.

Welcome to Ad Matrix in Voxorascript. This tutorial shows the real Ad Matrix editor with clearly labeled demonstration data. No provider generation occurs in the recording. The fixture Download ZIP control is clicked locally; it does not retrieve an external provider file. Ad Matrix creates one spoken variation for every row in a variable pack, using one selected voice for the run. It is a fast way to produce structured campaign versions while keeping the read consistent. Creator and your own ElevenLabs key are required. Creator is a nine dollar monthly Voxorascript platform subscription; ElevenLabs generation remains separate on your provider balance. Start with the master ad script. Put reusable values in curly brackets. This example uses duration, destination, and offer. As soon as variables appear in the script, the editor detects them and turns them into columns. Keep every variation below the five-thousand-character limit per ad. Choose the voice once for the run. You can select a saved voice, an eligible ElevenLabs voice, or paste a voice ID when that is appropriate for your account. Ad Matrix applies that selection to all of the rows; it does not set a different voice per row. Now build the variable pack. Click Add Row to enter values one by one, or choose Upload CSV to load a prepared set. Your CSV should have headers matching the variable names. Here, the demonstration rows pair a duration, destination, and offer. Check the table carefully. A blank or misspelled value becomes part of the written variation, so the spreadsheet review happens before generation. Scroll through the rows and read the concrete copy each combination produces. This is the moment to make an editorial adjustment. You can change the master wording, add a row, correct a column, or remove an unsuitable offer before anything reaches the provider. If you want ambience or an effect behind every variation, configure it in Soundscape. That creates an additional provider charge, and the approval checkbox must be selected before it can be generated. The safest first batch is dialogue only, followed by a focused soundscape test. When the rows, voice, and optional sound settings are correct, select Generate variations. The button tells you how many files the current pack will create. Voxorascript reports batch progress, then makes one MP3 per row and bundles the completed files into a ZIP. Since this is provider work, confirm the current voice rights, connected plan, and available ElevenLabs balance before you submit a large matrix. This finished-state screen is demonstration data. It illustrates the expected completion indicator and Download ZIP control; it is not evidence of a live provider run. The current Ad Matrix screen does not include per-row playback. After downloading, review representative files in your own audio tool. Confirm that the variables resolve naturally, the offer is correct, and the selected voice remains appropriate across the batch. Finally, download the ZIP and retain the source CSV with your campaign record. If copy changes, update the master script or the affected CSV rows, then generate a new labeled batch rather than overwriting your approved files. That is Ad Matrix: write one variable-aware script, validate the rows, select one voice, confirm the completed batch, and download a tidy ZIP for your campaign workflow.