What is AI Audio for Video on Reeldo?

A routing hub for two creator jobs: narration from script (voiceover) and scene audio from prompts (sound / text-to-audio), both feeding the same video pipeline.

When do I use voiceover?

When you have exact words that should be spoken as the main narration track.

When do I use the sound generator?

When you need ambience, stings, podcast-style opens, or mixed beds — especially under AI video without relying on native model audio alone.

What order should I generate in?

Audio first (VO, then beds/SFX), then picture — aligns with pro explainer and faceless workflows.

How does this connect to Reeldo video?

Use audio as the timing master; generate visuals in Frame Lab and Studio to match beats.

Do both tools use the same credits?

Yes — one Reeldo wallet. Each page shows its estimate before you generate.

Audio for video

AI Audio for Video

Reeldo splits audio into two scene-first tools — narration when you have a script, text-to-audio when you need beds and stings. Same credit wallet, same path into Video Studio.

Which tool should I open?

AI Voiceover Generator

ElevenLabs TTS via fal.ai — Turbo & Multilingual for hooks, courses, ads, and faceless channels.

AI Sound Effect Generator

Seed Audio text-to-audio via Fal — ambience, impacts, podcast opens, and mixed scene beds.

Recommended order

Most creators generate voiceover first, then sound layers, then picture.

Step 1
Pick tool
Script vs cue sheet
Step 2
Generate MP3s
VO then beds
Step 3
Build timeline
Audio leads picture

AI Audio for Video

Which tool should I open?

AI Voiceover Generator

AI Sound Effect Generator

Recommended order

Pick tool

Generate MP3s

Build timeline