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Say it.
One sentence, the way you'd say it to a friend.
this is everything we typed
The Keeper and the Seal Pup
A bedtime story
Voicesa narrator, the keeper, his granddaughter
Sound effectswaves, seagulls, a seal
Musica piano lullaby, underneath
Invite only
Every story starts with
one sentence.
Vocula takes it from there: the voices, the sound effects and the music, made together, in one finished recording. Nothing to edit.
want a line softer, a voice older, the sea louder? just say so
scroll, the pencil follows you
The Keeper and the Seal Pup
A bedtime story
Voices · sound effects · music
All at once
A 30-second ad for my bakery
Two hosts talk through my blog post
Chapter one of my novel, read aloud
A grumpy innkeeper for my game
Compound interest, explained in a minute
My newsletter, as a podcast
What should we record?
One sentence
“A bedtime story about a lighthouse keeper, his granddaughter and a lost seal pup.”
What Vocula hears in it
A warm narrator tells it. The keeper and his granddaughter speak their own lines. Waves and seagulls sound all around, and a piano plays underneath.
VoicesSound effectsMusic
all from one sentence
the end.
Narrator
that was one sentence.
Yours?
II
It hears what you mean.
From that one line, Vocula works out who speaks, what the place sounds like and what music belongs under it. You don't have to choose any of it. You can change all of it.
III
It writes.
Every line of the script, for every voice. Every word is yours to change.
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Voices. Sounds. Music.
A voice for every part, the sounds of the place, and music under all of it.
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All at once.
Vocula records the voices and the sounds, lays the music under them and mixes it. One recording comes back, with no tracks to line up.
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Now listen.
The real recording, from that one sentence: three voices, the sea, the gulls and a piano. Press play, or keep scrolling.
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back to the story
And then
You have the last word.
Every detail is yours to direct. Point at a line and say what you want. Vocula records that part again, and keeps the take you had.
AmosWell now. You're a long way from home, little one.
softer, almost a whisper
ElsieCan we keep him? Please?
a younger voice for Elsie
Narrator[waves breaking] Just before dawn, a mother seal came calling from the water.
bigger waves, and gulls
NarratorAnd the keeper turned down the lamp, and the lighthouse slept.
let the piano ring out here
Whatever you need to hear.
Say it the way you'd say it to a friend. Vocula casts it, scores it and records it.
A 30-second ad for my bakery
a warm voicean oven doora little jingle
Two hosts talk through my blog post
two voicesa theme tune
Chapter one of my novel, read aloud
a narratorrain on the windowstrings
A grumpy innkeeper for my game
one gruff voicea tavern behind him
Compound interest, explained in a minute
a clear voicea ticking clocka light beat
My newsletter, as a podcast
two hostsa sting between sections
And the one you have in mind.
Your turnYour turn · invite only
What should we record?
A bedtime story about a lighthouse keeper, his granddaughter and a lost seal pupVocula is invite only. Write to contact@vocula.ai and we will send you a code.