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Concepts
Steven Dunn edited this page Mar 1, 2026
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Understanding how Audiobook Studio organizes data is key to a smooth workflow.
- Library: The collection of all your projects.
- Project: Represents a single audiobook or collection. Contains metadata (Author, Series, Cover).
- Chapter: A logical division of a project. Contains the text and its generated audio.
- Segment: A single sentence or paragraph within a chapter. This is the smallest unit of generation.
- Character: A persona assigned to segments. Chapters are narrated by a "Narrator" by default, but you can assign specific "Characters" to dialogue.
- Voice Profile: A cloned voice based on short audio samples.
- Speaker: A higher-level grouping for Voice Profiles, allowing multiple "variants" (e.g., "Main - Calm", "Main - Shouting") under one identity.
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Sample: A 6–10 second
.wavfile used to train a Voice Profile.
- Analysis: The system scans your text for long sentences (over 500 characters) and automatically splits them to ensure high-quality TTS.
- Queuing: When you click "Generate", segments are added to a background queue.
- Synthesis: The Coqui XTTS engine processes segments one by one.
- Baking: After all segments in a chapter are generated, they are "stitched" together into a single master audio file for that chapter.
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Assembly: Finally, all chapter audio files are bundled into a standard
.m4baudiobook format with chapters and metadata.