PyAI Solutions / Cast
Audiobook
generation
The listening room / Recorded Cast output
A little direction.
A different feeling.
“The city had forgotten what silence sounded like.”
Recorded Cast output · transcript shown above
Keep the narrator consistent while directing the moments that move the story.
Make it work for your team
The shape of
a useful first version.
Start with a bounded job, give the product the context it needs and test the full path before extending the workflow.
- 01
Pick narrator style
Use Voice Designer or a cloned voice for the project's sound.
- 02
Batch chapters
Render long-form audio with async Cast pricing.
- 03
Review and revise
Regenerate sections with direction changes for pacing, emotion, or emphasis.
Hear a directed performance
A voice with
somewhere to go.
Preview three real recorded Cast lines. The delivery changes with the writing; your own script stays yours to direct in Cast.
One narrator can carry a moment of suspense, a little warmth and an energetic finish.
Explore the Cast workflowThe city had forgotten what silence sounded like.
Until one small lantern appeared in the window.
And then the whole skyline answered.
The products behind the workflow
Connected where it matters.
Yours to build around.
Explore the products that support this solution, including real demos, configurable examples and current integration guidance.
A little more detail
Before your
first rollout.
Keep the first workflow focused. Test representative inputs, review the output and make the next step clear to your team.
How do I keep narration consistent across chapters?
Pick a narrator style with Voice Designer or a cloned voice, then batch chapters through async Cast rendering for consistent delivery.
What if a section needs a different read?
Regenerate just that section with direction changes for pacing, emotion, or emphasis.
How is it priced?
Async Cast rendering keeps the cost predictable, without per-character pricing surprises.
Make this workflow your own.
Sandbox keys never bill. Fund a live key when you go to production.