Conversation between two voices can inject life and engagement into a project. Here are a couple of approaches to creating a smooth and compelling conversation:
TIP: You can also check out our sample project to see this process in action.
Take Turns
One way to create a dialogue between two voices is to render each voice's lines separately and merge them into one clip using the Combine tool.
- Render your first line using one voice, then switch to another to record the second speaker's response.
- Keep going back and forth until you've created all the lines.
- Use the Combine tool to merge your clips.
Divide and Conquer
Another approach is to render all of your first voice's lines and then all of your second voice's lines.
- Render all of one voice's lines, then render all of the other voice's lines.
- Once you have all the clips, you can arrange them in the proper order.
- Use the Combine tool to merge your clips.
Which way should you go?
It just comes down to personal preference. If you're feeling ambitious and want to bring a whole cast of characters to life, repeat the steps for as many characters as you want and let the Combine tool work its magic.