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Voice Director gives you deeper control over how your avatar performs. Instead of relying on a flat read, you can guide tone, pacing, and emotion directly in your script, creating narration that feels intentional, expressive, and aligned with your brand.
To use Voice Director, open your project and type a forward slash in the script. This brings up a quick menu of options. Choose Voice Director to get started. You’ll see a set of preset tones such as Excited, Casual, Calm, Cool, Serious, Funny, Angry, and Sarcastic. Select the one that matches the style you’re aiming for.
Each preset includes a default direction, but you can edit it to better fit the performance you want. You might adjust it to say something like “slow and thoughtful, as if explaining something important” or “quick, upbeat, and energetic, like a YouTube intro.” Clear, specific direction gives the model what it needs to shape the delivery.
Next, decide how you want the direction applied. You can apply it only to the current scene, or apply it to the voice itself so the same tone carries across all scenes that use that voice. When you’re ready, preview the line to hear how the avatar performs.
If the delivery isn’t quite right, you can refine it at any time. Try a different tone, rewrite the direction, or make small adjustments to the prompt. Even subtle changes can shift the performance in meaningful ways.
With Voice Director, you’re not just generating narration. You’re shaping a performance. By experimenting with tone and fine-tuning your directions, you can guide your avatars to sound more natural, more confident, and more emotionally connected to your story.