Unofficial local pack maker

Turn voices into a playable pack.

Record original performances, attach clear rights information, and export a ZIP that opens directly in our browser game.

  • Direct microphone recording
  • Silence trim and level normalization
  • No account and no upload

Browser-only production desk

Build one playable ZIP.

Start with an original script set or bring your own recordings. Every edit, recording, image, and export stays inside this browser tab.

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No uploadAudio stays local
01 / Choose a recording plan

48 original prompts, ready to perform.

Each set contains the current browser-game maximum of 16 clips.

01
Warm, quick, social

Party Starter

Sixteen short lines built for first rounds, mixed groups, and easy vocal contrasts.

16 scripts
02
Big feelings, clear turns

Drama and Emotion

Sixteen original scenes with anger, suspense, relief, heartbreak, and heroic stakes.

16 scripts
03
Robots, whispers, odd creatures

Weird Voices

Sixteen playful prompts designed for strange textures, character voices, and unexpected rhythm.

16 scripts
03 / Record and shape the clips

One short performance at a time.

Record here or import audio. Silence is trimmed and the result is normalized to mono WAV.

Clips
0 / 16
Audio
0 ready
Choose a script set, import recordings, or add a blank clip.
No clips on the desk yetLoad one of the three original script sets above to begin.
04 / Verify and export

Package the work, not the risk.

Pack Studio exports audio, safe images, captions, metadata, and permission notes. It never proves ownership, so verify every source before publishing.

View Pack v1 schema

Pack v1

A small archive with visible provenance.

The format is original to Choicer Voicer Lab and documented as an open JSON schema. It does not include code, executables, or hidden uploads.

pack.jsonTitle, author, license, clips, and tags
credits.txtSource and permission notes
audio/*.wavTrimmed mono recordings
audio/*.txtMatching spoken captions
images/*Optional safe clip artwork

Permission has two layers.

A performer can approve their recording while the underlying quote, character, music, or image still belongs to somebody else. Only publish a pack when both layers are clear.