Audio Studio

Audio Studio is the sound corner of a Pinnora project. It is not a single screen but three small tools, each at its own route: one for voiceovers, one for jingles and music, and one for full podcast episodes. You open the one you need, fill a short form, and get finished audio back in your project Library.

Think of it less like a recording studio you have to run and more like three machines, each dispensing one kind of audio from a brief. Spoken audio comes back branded as Pinnora Voice, instrumental audio as Pinnora Music. They share one engine underneath, and each one reads your project before it writes, so a voiceover or a jingle carries your brand's tone instead of sounding like a stock-library pull.

Two things are worth knowing up front, because they save you hunting for screens that do not exist. Music and jingles are the same tool, not two. And there is no mixing desk or sound-effects machine inside Audio Studio. Both of those live in the Audio Editor, a separate surface you reach by opening a finished clip and clicking Edit.

The lessons below walk the three tools in the order a newcomer meets them, then end in that editor.