Eventually I got to a final version, and the last step was to actually record my narration and replace the robot voice with my own voice. Using Balabolka meant I could really quickly try out bits of script without having to record myself and it was a huge time saver. Then as I produced drafts of the piece, I could listen to the script in context and make mental edits, which I’d then update using the software. I made Andrew On Light by transcribing all the parts of the interview I thought I might use in the piece, and then I planned out the whole thing in Word, including scripting the narration around the pieces of interview I wanted to use. Then you can export an MP3 and drop that into an audio project.
Balabolka is a free bit of software that lets you convert text to speech in your choice of robot voices. One thing that really helped me with making Andrew On Light was using a text to speech app for refining the scripted narration parts.
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