影音創作

No recording gear? Make a whole podcast episode with AI voiceover

No desire to be on-mic and no studio — use AI to turn a script into natural human-sounding voice, add background music and an intro, and make an episode that sounds like a real host.

  1. 1. Write a script suited to speech

    Use ChatGPT to write the topic as a conversational script, specifically requesting short sentences, plenty of pauses, and natural transitions, marking spots for tone changes — because AI voiceover most fears long complex sentences that read like a robot.

  2. 2. Choose and generate the AI host voice

    In ElevenLabs, pick or clone a warm, natural Chinese voice, paste the script to generate speech, and adjust pace and emotion segment by segment so it sounds like a real host rather than a navigation voice.

  3. 3. Create a two-person conversation effect

    For an interview-style show, use Play.ht or SpeechGen to assign two different voices as host and guest, generating alternating Q&A segments to create the back-and-forth rhythm of a real interview.

  4. 4. Generate intro music and transition effects

    Use Suno or Udio to generate a 15-second intro track and transition music matching your show's tone, avoiding copyright disputes and giving the season a dedicated sonic identity.

  5. 5. Mix and export the finished product

    Import the vocals, background music, and effects into CapCut or Descript to align the timeline, adjust volume so the music doesn't cover the voice, add fade-in/out, and export MP3 ready to publish.

FAQ

Do AI-voiced podcasts need a disclosure?

We recommend honestly disclosing AI voice use in the show description — it meets platform transparency norms and builds listener trust; hiding it and being found out hurts the brand, whereas being upfront is a plus.

How do I make the AI voice less flat?

The key is the script and parameters. Use short, spoken words, generate emotional turning points in separate segments and stitch them, and fine-tune the pace and stability parameters, avoiding reading the whole thing in one steady tone.