How to Do a Voiceover in Premiere Pro
Premiere records narration on an audio track or plays a file you import. Here is each, and how to use a clean generated voice.
How to do a voiceover on Premiere Pro
Generate the voice in Cantari: paste your script, pick a voice, and generate a natural read in seconds, then export the audio file (MP3 on every plan, WAV on paid plans). No microphone, no retakes.
To import a ready voice: File, then Import, choose the audio file, and drag it onto an audio track in the timeline.
To record instead: in the Audio Track Mixer (or the track header), use the voiceover record button to narrate against your sequence.
Use the Essential Sound panel to set the clip as Dialogue and balance it against music and effects.
Premiere's Essential Sound panel cleans and levels dialogue beautifully, but it cannot fix a flat read. Generating the narration gives you a consistent, well-paced take to start from, then Essential Sound polishes it.
Voiceover on Premiere Pro, answered.
What audio format should I import into Premiere?
How do I make the voiceover sit above the music?
Can I keep the voice consistent across a series?
Voiceovers elsewhere.
The voice itself comes from text to speech. New to it? Read the guide.
Your Premiere Pro voiceover starts with the voice.
Generate a natural read from your script in seconds, export it, and add it the way this guide shows. No microphone required.