Write a segment, not a transcript
Decide where the listener should arrive by the end of the segment. Give each speaker a purpose: one can ask the question while another supplies an example. Short reactions create a clearer exchange than alternating long speeches.
Keep the cast consistent
Use a name followed by a colon for each turn. Assign each name a recognizable voice in the cast panel. Start with a 400 ms gap and listen for places where a shorter or longer pause would help.
Finish as one recording
Generate the dialogue, then use the music mixer for an introduction bed. Download WAV for further editing or MP3 for a listening copy. This tool creates scripted speech; it does not record a live interview or publish an RSS feed.
Host: Welcome to Small Ideas, where we explore one useful question at a time. Guest: Today’s question is simple. What makes a habit stick? Host: Let’s start with something small enough to try today.
Make a small test first
Choose a voice, generate a short take and listen before building a longer project. Scripts are processed by an online speech service; avoid material you should not share with an outside provider.
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