Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Stentor puts voiceover direction inside the script
Stentor is a voiceover app that turns scripts into narration using a voice made from your own recording, with local processing and inline performance cues.
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- Creators making narrated videos in multiple languages
- Worth noticing
- The script accepts cues such as [calm], [pause 0.5], and [gasp], with pauses specified to a tenth of a second.
Field notes
The workflow puts performance cues directly into the script: moods, pauses timed to tenths of a second, and sounds such as laughs or gasps. The page says a one-minute voice sample creates a voice, and that edits can regenerate only the changed section. Language tabs shown include Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Korean, and several European and South Indian languages; these are homepage examples, not independently tested coverage.
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