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Make Podcast Intro Takes
Create two paced MP3 takes and email them for a voice choice
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- Podcast intro requestPodcast intro request
Your producer's email brings the finished podcast intro script, show name, voice direction, and reply address.
- Approved narration voicesApproved narration voices
Your team chooses the voices the Agent can use for a new show's intro.
- Pacing settingsPacing settings
Your team sets a measured speed and a brisk speed for the two takes.
Your email service brings in producer requests and sends replies with MP3 attachments.
- Missing detail requestMissing detail request
Your producer gets a reply asking for the missing script, show name, or voice direction.
- Approved voice requestApproved voice request
Your producer gets a reply asking them to choose from your approved voices.
- Measured MP3 takeMeasured MP3 take
Your measured take reads the full script in the chosen voice at the slower speed.
- Brisk MP3 takeBrisk MP3 take
Your brisk take reads the same script and voice at the faster speed.
Your audio studio makes two paced MP3 takes and transcribes each for a word check.
- Take transcriptsTake transcripts
You use each transcript to check the spoken words against the finished podcast intro script.
- Phrase review requestPhrase review request
Your producer sees the phrase that still needs review before either take becomes a checked choice.
- Podcast intro replyPodcast intro reply
Your producer gets both labeled MP3s in the original thread and a question about their preferred delivery.
This Agent reads your finished intro script when it arrives by email. It checks your brief and makes two paced MP3 takes. It compares their words with your script, then replies with both options.
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GmailUsed as:
- Email service
Gmail brings in producer requests and sends replies with MP3 attachments.
Microsoft OutlookUsed as:
- Email service
Microsoft Outlook brings in producer requests and sends replies with MP3 attachments.
monday.comUsed as:
- Audio studio
monday.com makes two paced MP3 takes and transcribes each for a word check.
ZoomUsed as:
- Email service
Zoom brings in producer requests and sends replies with MP3 attachments.
- Audio studio
Zoom makes two paced MP3 takes and transcribes each for a word check.
Zoho MailUsed as:
- Email service
Zoho Mail brings in producer requests and sends replies with MP3 attachments.
Microsoft ExchangeUsed as:
- Email service
Microsoft Exchange brings in producer requests and sends replies with MP3 attachments.
Made for your industry
Make Podcast Intro Takes is made for businesses in these industries.
- Podcasting
Make two checked intro takes for a new show's opening.
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Made for your role
Make Podcast Intro Takes is made for people in these roles.
- Podcaster
Compare two narrated intros before choosing the show's opening voice.
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Deliver two paced MP3 takes checked against the approved script.
Show all Agents for the Audio Producer role - Podcast Producer
Review two checked intro takes and choose the show's opening delivery.
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Made for your department
Make Podcast Intro Takes is made for people in these departments.
- Creative
Offer two paced readings of the intro for a new show's voice choice.
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Turn approved intro scripts into two checked takes for voice review.
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How Make Podcast Intro Takes works
5 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the producer's emailPull the finished script and voice direction from the request email. Ask for anything missing before recording.
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Choose a voice and pacingMatch the direction to a voice from your approved list. Use your two preset speeds for distinct takes.
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Make two podcast intro MP3sCreate a measured take and a brisk take from the same script and voice. Label both for review.
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Check the spoken wordsTranscribe both takes and compare their words with the script. Rerender a take when words change or go missing.
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Reply with both takesAttach both checked MP3s to the producer's email reply. Ask which delivery should guide the show's intro.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Gmail, Microsoft Outlook or monday.com.
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- Choose the producer request mailbox or folder and the subject line that identifies a finished podcast intro script request.
- Choose approved narration voices and how the producer's voice direction maps to them; set the two pacing options within the voice generator's supported speed range.
- Set the reply address and require the producer to include the show name, full script in the email body, and voice direction.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Make Podcast Intro Takes:
Yes. You choose the approved voices and two supported speed settings during setup. The Agent matches each request to that list.
The Agent asks for missing details in the email thread before making audio. You can supply the show name, full script, or voice direction.
The Agent renders that take again and checks it again. If a phrase remains uncertain, the producer gets that phrase for review instead of a checked take.
You receive two labeled MP3s in the original email thread: a measured take and a brisk take. Both use the same finished script and voice.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.
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