Audiobook proofing before export.
AuthorVoices quality checks compare generated audio against the source manuscript and surface sections that may need a human review before the audiobook is finalized.
- Checks narration against source text
- Flags skipped or changed words
- Finds long silence issues
- Creates a section-by-section report
What audiobook proofing should catch
Proofing is the step between “the audio exists” and “the audiobook is ready to share.” It should help authors focus attention where it matters.
Skipped text
Spot phrases or sentences that may not have made it into the narration.
Wrong words
Compare the transcript to the manuscript so accidental substitutions are easier to review.
Silence issues
Long gaps can interrupt listening and may cause problems on some distribution channels.
Section reports
Review findings chapter by chapter instead of hunting through hours of audio.
Dismiss false alarms
Mark harmless differences so the report stays focused on real production issues.
Fix and re-check
Use targeted re-narration, then re-run checks on the sections that changed.
Proof the audiobook while fixes are still easy.
AuthorVoices quality checks help authors catch issues before creating final audiobook files.
