A short YouTube demo by LARRUZ showing ElevenLabs’ new "projects" (GenFM) feature that generates podcast scripts and full audio in a custom voice from a source URL. The presenter pastes a Wikipedia article URL, selects a custom voice (mentions "Jessica"), clicks generate, and the system produces a draft script and synthetic spoken audio in about three minutes; the transcript can be edited and then converted into a project that automatically renders the final audio file.
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2025-01-09
About three minutes.
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Okay, here's an extremely simple way to produce audio podcasts that are fully custom in your own voice with no technical knowledge. Here's the new projects feature, which is essentially NotebookLM, but with way more customization, so they call it Gen fm. And I'm just going to take a random Wikipedia article here, and I'm going to put this in as the input URL we keep crisp. But, Jessica, we're going to switch out for my very own custom voice, and I'll just simply say generate, and it will look at this article and come up with a script script and do the voices by itself. Now, here's the kicker. Once it's done, I will be able to actually edit the text, which is something that you can't do in notebook alignment. And there you go. Took about three minutes. Let's have a listen. Today we're exploring how cultures around the world mark the passage of time in ways you might never have imagined. Well, that's certainly an intriguing way to kick off our discussion. I'm curious to hear more about these diverse traditions. And that's basically it. You can go ahead and you can edit this transcript, and then once you're happy with this, you could go ahead and convert this into a project, and then it's automatically going to render our audio file for us.
