Introducing the New Unmixr: One Project Workspace for AI Voice, Dubbing, Transcription, and More

The short answer

The new Unmixr is a project-based AI voice content creation platform. Every narration, transcript, dub, and listening experience now lives in a persistent project that you can reopen, duplicate, version, share, and export.

The release includes an enhanced Narration Studio and new Transcription, Dubbing, and Read Aloud studios built around the same editing model. It also introduces reusable Characters, one credit wallet, Quick TTS, Developer API v2, and a single Exports panel for audio, video, subtitles, audiograms, and videograms.

Everything starts in your project. Everything flows to your exports.

Why Unmixr has been rebuilt around projects

Creating polished audio and video content rarely happens in one click.

A narration may go through several script revisions. A localized video needs transcription, translation adaptation, timing adjustments, voice selection, subtitles, and rendering. A book can contain hundreds of pages and hours of generated speech. Creators need to be able to leave that work, return later, and find every decision intact.

That is why every piece of content you create in Unmixr is now a project.

A project is the central workspace for your source material, Characters, voice settings, edits, versions, generated media, and exports. Instead of rebuilding settings or searching through disconnected generations, you can reopen a project and continue from the exact state in which you left it.

The project-based workspace makes it easier to:

• Keep scripts, media, voices, and generated files together.
• Return to unfinished work without reconstructing the workflow.
• Preserve editing decisions across multiple sessions.
• Review version history as a project develops.
• Duplicate successful work and use it as a starting point.
• Move through creation, review, and export without losing context.
• Manage all finished outputs from one Exports panel.

Projects can also be shared through secure listening links. The person receiving the link does not need an Unmixr account to listen, making review easier for clients, collaborators, editors, students, and audiences.

One editing model across the creation workflow

The enhanced Narration Studio is joined by new Transcription, Dubbing, and Read Aloud studios. Each studio is designed for a different job, but they now share the same core project structure, editing approach, version history, and export flow.

Studio	Best suited for	Connected project benefit
Narration	Voiceovers, audiobooks, lessons, podcasts, and explainers	Develop long-form narration without losing scripts, voice choices, or revisions
Transcription	Interviews, meetings, podcasts, lessons, and video	Turn recordings into editable text that can feed subtitles, localization, and repurposing
Dubbing	YouTube, courses, training, marketing, and global video	Translate, adapt, voice, subtitle, and export localized media in one project
Read Aloud	EPUB books, Word documents, PDFs, and reports	Turn long documents into organized listening experiences you can revisit and refine

This consistency reduces the learning curve between workflows. Once you understand how a project is edited, versioned, and exported in one studio, the rest of the platform feels familiar.

Enhanced Narration Studio for long-form AI voiceovers

The enhanced Narration Studio is built for creators who need more than a quick audio clip. It provides a persistent workspace for long-form AI text to speech, including:

• Audiobooks and serialized stories.
• Podcast narration.
• E-learning and training material.
• YouTube voiceovers.
• Product explainers.
• Editorial articles.
• Documentary narration.

Creators can develop a script, select voices, revise individual sections, generate audio, and manage finished files without breaking the production into disconnected requests.

This expands the existing Unmixr AI text-to-speech workflow into a project that can evolve over time. If a chapter changes or a client requests a revision, you can return to the source project instead of rebuilding the voiceover from the beginning.

AI Dubbing Studio: Localize complete videos in 85 languages

Reaching an international audience involves more than translating words. The adapted dialogue must sound natural, preserve the speaker's intent, fit the scene, and work with the timing of the original video.

The new Unmixr AI Dubbing Studio provides an end-to-end video localization workflow in 85 languages.

Within one project, you can:

1. Import the source video.
2. Generate and review its transcript.
3. Translate and adapt the dialogue.
4. Edit the script segment by segment.
5. Assign a Character voice to each speaker.
6. Review the localized delivery.
7. Add burned-in subtitles.
8. Export a ready-to-publish dubbed video.

Per-segment script editing gives creators practical control over localization. If a translated line is too long, sounds too literal, or does not match the intended delivery, it can be refined without rebuilding the complete project.

Character-level voice assignment also helps interviews, documentaries, courses, product videos, and multi-speaker content preserve a recognizable cast across languages.

The result is AI dubbing software that combines automation with the editing control needed for publish-ready work.

Transcription Studio: Turn recordings into reusable content

The new Transcription Studio converts audio and video into editable text inside the same environment used to create and publish content.

That makes transcription more than a final utility. A transcript can become the foundation for:

• Subtitles and captions.
• Multilingual dubbing.
• Searchable articles.
• Show notes and summaries.
• Course material.
• Content repurposing.
• Future narration projects.

The Unmixr speech-to-text workflow helps creators turn spoken content into structured text. With the project model, that text remains connected to the source media, edits, versions, and exports that belong to the production.

For podcasters, educators, interviewers, marketers, and video teams, this creates a shorter path from recording to accessible, searchable, reusable content.

Read Aloud: Turn books and documents into listening experiences

Many people want to consume written content while commuting, exercising, working, studying, or resting their eyes. Converting a long document into useful audio has traditionally involved manual cleanup, multiple generation requests, and a folder full of disconnected files.

Read Aloud gives books and documents a dedicated listening studio.

You can use it as a:

• PDF-to-speech converter.
• EPUB-to-audio converter.
• Word document reader.
• AI audiobook creation workspace.
• Listening tool for reports and educational material.
• Read-aloud solution for long-form documents.

Import an EPUB book, Word document, or PDF, select an appropriate voice, and develop the listening version inside a persistent project. The source, voice selections, revisions, generations, and exports stay connected, so you can return later to correct a section or produce an updated edition.

Read Aloud is designed for authors, publishers, educators, researchers, students, accessibility workflows, and anyone who would rather listen to long-form content.

Characters: Build a reusable AI voice cast

A voice can become part of a brand, a course, a podcast, or a story's identity. Reconfiguring that identity for every production wastes time and makes it easier for content to become inconsistent.

Unmixr Characters solve that problem.

A Character is a reusable voice identity that can include:

• A selected or custom voice.
• A custom avatar.
• Preferred delivery styles.
• Language settings.
• A recognizable role or personality.

Once created, Characters can be used consistently across projects and studios.

An educator might maintain separate instructor and student Characters. A podcast producer could build a recurring cast. A company might create approved Characters for onboarding, product explainers, and localized training. An author could preserve the voices associated with a series.

Characters turn voice consistency into a platform feature instead of something creators must repeatedly configure and remember.

One unified credit wallet

Voice generation, transcription, and dubbing are different production tasks, but creators should not have to manage a separate balance for every studio.

One unified Unmixr credit wallet now powers:

• Voiceover generation.
• Transcription.
• AI video dubbing.

Before generation, Unmixr displays a clear cost estimate. That gives you an opportunity to review expected usage before processing a long narration, transcribing an extended recording, or dubbing a complete video.

One wallet creates a simpler mental model: choose the right studio for the work, review the estimate, and use the same balance to move the project forward.

Quick TTS: Generate speech directly from the dashboard

Not every voiceover needs a full production workflow.

Sometimes you need to test a sentence, compare voices, review pronunciation, or create a short clip immediately. Quick TTS provides a faster route from text to speech directly from the Unmixr dashboard.

Enter the text, select a voice, and use a free preview before committing credits to the final generation.

Quick TTS is useful for:

• Testing how a script sounds.
• Comparing different voices.
• Reviewing pronunciation.
• Creating short social or product clips.
• Producing a quick announcement.
• Validating copy before starting a full project.

When the work becomes more involved, you can use the appropriate project studio for deeper editing, versioning, and export control.

Developer API v2: Build text to speech at scale

The new Unmixr Developer API v2 gives developers separate paths for immediate speech and longer-running content generation.

API v2 introduces:

• Short-form text-to-speech endpoints.
• Long-form text-to-speech endpoints.
• Webhook callbacks for asynchronous jobs.
• An interactive API playground.
• Plan-tiered API limits.

Short-form endpoints are suited to notifications, learning prompts, in-app narration, assistants, and dynamically generated clips.

Long-form endpoints are designed for larger scripts such as articles, lessons, reports, podcast content, and audiobook chapters. Because long-form generation may continue after the initial request, webhooks can notify an application when processing is complete.

The interactive playground provides a practical place to explore requests before implementing them in production. Plan-tiered limits make the available scale clearer as an integration grows.

The Unmixr API and integration platform can power:

• Accessibility and read-aloud applications.
• Automated content-production pipelines.
• E-learning platforms.
• News and article narration.
• Podcast-generation tools.
• Multilingual customer experiences.
• Voice-enabled software products.
• Large-scale publishing workflows.

One Exports panel for every deliverable

Creating the content is only part of the job. It still needs to be packaged for the channel where it will be published.

The new Exports panel centralizes output management across projects and studios. Depending on the project, you can prepare and download:

• Audio.
• Video.
• Subtitles.
• Audiograms.
• Videograms.

Audiogram and videogram exports can include generated cover art, helping creators turn voice content into visual assets for social networks, video platforms, podcasts, and promotional campaigns.

Longer renders do not require constant checking. Unmixr can send an email notification when the export finishes.

This creates a continuous path from source material and editing to the final downloadable asset.

Who is the new Unmixr built for?

The project-based workspace supports a wide variety of voice and video production workflows.

YouTubers and video creators

Create narration, build recurring Characters, generate subtitles, dub videos for international channels, and export publish-ready media.

Authors and publishers

Convert EPUB, Word, and PDF files into listening experiences, manage long-form narration, and create audiograms for promotion.

Educators and e-learning teams

Produce lessons, accessible document audio, multilingual course versions, and consistent instructor voices.

Podcasters and audio storytellers

Create narration, maintain a recurring cast, track project versions, transcribe recordings, and turn episodes into promotional audiograms or videograms.

Marketing and localization teams

Adapt product videos, assign approved brand Characters, create multilingual exports, and share secure listening links with reviewers.

Developers

Use short-form and long-form text-to-speech API endpoints to add natural AI speech to applications and automated workflows.

A connected workflow from idea to export

The biggest change is not any single feature. It is how the features work together.

Create a project -> Choose a studio -> Add a script or media -> Assign Characters -> Edit and generate -> Review versions -> Export or share

The project preserves the work throughout that process.

A transcript can lead to a dub. A document can become a listening experience. A reusable Character can appear across productions. A finished voiceover can become an audiogram. A localized video can leave the same project with burned-in subtitles.

Everything starts in your project. Everything flows to your exports.

Frequently asked questions

What is the new Unmixr?

The new Unmixr is a project-based AI voice content creation platform for producing narration, transcription, multilingual dubbing, Read Aloud content, and export-ready media in one connected workspace.

What is an Unmixr project?

An Unmixr project stores the source material, Characters, voice settings, edits, versions, and exports associated with a production. You can reopen it, resume work, or duplicate it as the starting point for something new.

Can I share Unmixr content with someone who does not have an account?

Yes. You can share listening content through a secure link. The recipient does not need an Unmixr account to listen.

How many languages does the new AI Dubbing Studio support?

The end-to-end AI Dubbing Studio supports 85 languages, including translation adaptation, per-segment editing, Character voice assignment, subtitles, and final video export.

Can Unmixr read EPUB, PDF, and Word documents aloud?

Yes. Read Aloud turns EPUB books, PDF files, and Word documents into natural-sounding listening experiences inside a dedicated project studio.

What are Unmixr Characters?

Characters are reusable voice identities with custom avatars, delivery styles, and language settings. They help creators maintain consistent speakers across projects and studios.

How do unified credits work?

One unified credit wallet powers voiceover, transcription, and dubbing. Unmixr displays a cost estimate before generation so you can review expected usage.

What is Unmixr Developer API v2?

Developer API v2 provides short-form and long-form text-to-speech endpoints, webhook callbacks, an interactive playground, and plan-tiered usage limits for application and automation workflows.

What can I export from an Unmixr project?

Depending on the project, you can export audio, video, subtitles, audiograms, and videograms. Audiograms and videograms can include generated cover art, and email notifications can alert you when longer renders finish.

Start your next project with Unmixr

Whether you are narrating a video, localizing a course, turning a book into audio, transcribing an interview, or integrating text to speech into an application, the new Unmixr gives the work a place to live.

Create once. Return anytime. Maintain consistent Characters. Track versions. Publish in the formats your audience needs.

Start creating with Unmixr and take your project from its first words to its final export.