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Create original theme music, intros, outros, background beds, transitions, sound effects and generated narration. Bring an audio recording, a video cut or a written brief, then direct changes in the same conversation.

Yes. Tell Wubble which recordings to preserve and build music, narration and effects around them. Keep your source recordings, and review any cleanup or timing edits before publishing. Adding narration is different from cloning a speaker.

Wubble provides royalty-free audio, with usage rights defined by your plan and the subscriber license. Check coverage for your show, sponsor segments, video versions and any client work. Royalty-free does not remove platform rules or grant rights to third-party recordings. Read the license.

Voice cloning is available through the API for enterprise clients. Contact Sales to discuss access, speaker consent and permitted uses. It is not an instant self-serve feature of this demo. Contact Sales.

Reuse the theme and effects you have approved, and bring them back with your next episode brief. Specify what should stay and what should change, then review each new mix for consistency.

Specify the duration, where speech begins, any transition points and the ending you want. Direct revisions in conversation, then check the result against the recording or video before publishing.

Voice isolation can help separate speech from background noise. Results depend on the source; overlapping voices, clipping and heavily damaged recordings still need careful review. Always keep the original recording.

Wubble focuses on creating and refining your audio. Keep your remote recording setup and podcast host for interviews, RSS distribution and analytics. Bring their recordings into your production workflow and publish through your existing host.

Audio downloads include MP3 and WAV. Choose the output that suits your edit and confirm available track or stem exports in your workflow. Check final loudness, peaks and file settings against your podcast host’s requirements; a download is not a platform-compliance guarantee.

Adapt the script and delivery for another audience while retaining the musical identity you chose. Use voices and recordings with permission. Have a fluent reviewer check names, meaning and timing; translating a script does not automatically reproduce a guest’s identity.

Check your plan’s generation allowances and revision costs against your publishing schedule. Start with a representative segment to assess the voice, music and editing workflow before committing a full season. Team and custom production requirements can be discussed with Sales. Compare plans.