FAQ from Audyo
What is Audyo?
Audyo reimagines audio production as a writing process—enabling creators to compose, edit, and perfect speech with the same ease they use for text. It replaces traditional audio editing with intelligent, linguistic control over voice, timing, and articulation.
How to use Audyo?
Start typing in your browser—no downloads or plugins required. Choose a voice, adjust emphasis or pacing with simple syntax (e.g., [emphasis=b]), and switch speakers inline. Every edit updates the audio instantly, preserving flow and intonation.
Can I edit the text after converting it into audio?
Yes—Audyo’s core innovation is *live-editable audio*. Change a word, add a pause, or rewrite a sentence, and the spoken output regenerates on-the-fly—keeping prosody, breath, and speaker identity intact.
Is it possible to have multiple speakers in a single audio file?
Definitely. Audyo supports multi-voice scripting: assign different speakers to paragraphs, lines, or even individual phrases—ideal for dialogues, interviews, or character-driven narration—all managed in one editable transcript.
Can I adjust the pronunciation of certain words?
Absolutely. Click any word to open its phonetic editor and input IPA or simplified phonemes. This ensures precise articulation for names, jargon, dialects, or accented terms—without needing audio engineering expertise.
Does Audyo support multiple languages?
Yes. Audyo natively supports over 20 languages—including English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic—with language-aware phonetics, intonation patterns, and speaker diversity built in.