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Gap toolbar in script (edit word gap and visual offset)
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Ginger Booth
Absolutely needed. Overdub talks way too fast. Also, needs sentence gap vs. paragraph gap standard timings, preferably a random range. Like, 0.4-0.6 seconds after a sentence, 0.7-0.9 seconds after a paragraph, and 0.2-0.3 seconds after comma or close double-quote. And the latter should always be easily adjustible.
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Sleep Whispers
Please make it easier to add gaps between sentences! Not just one gap at a time, but all at once.
The overdub voices and stock voices all talk way too fast, this would be an easy way to fix that.
Here is what Descript Customer Service confirmed, "As for changing the pauses between sentences - there isn't currently a way to automatically increase the pause (but we do have a way to shorten word gaps). So at this time, manually increasing gaps is the only way to do it, I'm afraid."
Egad. Please fix this so we can add a set gap between EVERY sentence with one click of a button.
Thank you!!too
Pranav Vishnu
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Nicole Berryhill Phd
YES! This would be INCREDIBLY useful, if extended. We're currently in the process of using Overdub to make written coursework available to blind students in my voice. Manually adding gaps between sentences for a long script is extremely time consuming.
My suggestion would be to expand the functionality of the "Shorten Word Gaps" tool, making it a "Manage Word Gaps" tool. Ideally, to include the option to "Insert [input area to define length of desired gap] Between all Sentences". Or (even better) set a "default" word gap preference to apply to all Overdub TTS.
While Descript is indeed a "game changing" tool for all of its' current offerings, I (for one, with many equally interested colleagues) would most certainly continue my Pro Subscription for all eternity with this specific, automated flexibility. This feature request should really be moved to the top of the list. It would have an incredible impact on workflow for those looking to automate this necessary part of using Overdub on lengthy scripts.
If this function already exists in some other format that I'm/we're overlooking, please advise. Otherwise, please provide it in some automated way, perhaps as described above.
Thank you.
Pranav Vishnu
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