"Are you sure the video can retain the audience without sound?
Nowadays, when making Short Video, many people directly use AI to dub. But you don't just find a random tool and finish it. A truly attractive narration requires understanding skills. Such as speed, pause, and emotional changes. These details can determine whether the audience will continue to watch.
Let's start with which tool to choose. There are many AI dubbing tools on the market. Some focus on nature, while some are cheap. Don't be greedy for cheap novices. The voice is stuck like a robot reading a manuscript, and the audience will directly swipe it away. It is recommended to try those that can adjust the tone and tone. For example, Coze Workflow can also generate multiple versions with one click, saving time.
Writing manuscripts is more important than choosing tools. AI narration is not reading a press release. You have to let the machine know when to speed up and when to stop. For example, the word "emergency notice" requires a pause in front of it. The machine doesn't understand tone, so you have to use punctuation to give it "instructions". The comma stops short, the period stops long, and the exclamation point becomes heavier.
There is still a hole that many people don't pay attention to. AI dubbing will misread words. Especially proper nouns and place names. For example,"Singapore" may be pronounced as "Singapore." Check it again, or use pinyin instead. For example,"Singapore" is written as "xin jia po." The machine can recognize it, but it cannot read it incorrectly.
Save the background music. Pure AI dubbing is dry, with light music added. But don't drown out the voice. Normally, you can tune it to 60% of the human voice. The audience will feel comfortable listening to it and will not feel annoyed.
It's editing. AI dubbing duration may not be accurate. When you write a manuscript, try to speak at machine speed. For example, don't write something that is completed in one minute into three minutes. If it really doesn't work, use a speed change tool to adjust it later. But don't tune it too much, it will get weird.
Nowadays, AI dubbing is becoming more and more like a real person. But if you want to make a hit, you still have to rely on details. Try a few more tools and revise a few pages of manuscripts. What the audience hears is not machine chanting. "
