Editing your scene

The scene editor

Open Edit Scene from the sidebar to change anything about your scene. Select any line to see what you can do:

• Edit Text: fix a mis-transcribed line or tweak the wording.
• Add Line: insert a new line anywhere in the scene.
• Delete Line: remove a line, or everything above/below it in one action (handy for trimming a long script down to your sides).
• Regenerate Audio: get a fresh read of a line, in the style you pick.
• Voice Clone: record a scene partner's line the way you want it said; Offbook makes new audio for that line in your partner's voice, with your timing and emphasis.
• Playback Speed: set a per-line speed from 0.5× to 2×.
• Delay before line: add a beat before the line plays (0 to 10 seconds on the slider).
• Trim Audio: visually cut silence or noise from the start or end of a line's audio.
• Cut-in: on your own lines, tap the word where your partner cuts in, and they start talking when you reach it.
• Skip: practice passes over the line, and it stays in your script.

Saving your changes

Each change saves right away, so your scene is ready to rehearse as soon as you're done. Changes that alter spoken text make new audio, which counts toward your monthly audio allowance.

Re-upload the script

If the transcription missed big chunks or the scene came out wrong, use Re-upload Script to replace the scene's content with a corrected file (.pdf, .png, .jpg, or .txt) instead of fixing lines one by one.

Duplicate or delete a scene

• Duplicate Scene: creates an exact copy. Useful for keeping one clean version and one cut-down rehearsal version.
• Delete Scene: removes the scene from your library.