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title: "Projects | Murmur | Multi-Speaker Audio Production on Mac"
description: "Build podcasts, audiobooks, training audio, ads, and game dialogue in Murmur Projects with scripts, speakers, timelines, local rendering, and export."
canonical: "https://www.murmurtts.com/projects"
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[Murmur](https://www.murmurtts.com/)Projects

# Produce the entire script in one local workspace.

Podcasts, audiobooks, lessons, ads, and dialogue — write the script, assign the cast, render takes on your Mac, and export the finished mix without losing the thread.

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Script · Cold open**2 blocks**

*Host*Before we get into today's episode, a quick thought. **[pause]**

*Guest*That's a heavy way to start — but alright, I'll bite. **[chuckle]**

Render pass · Cold open**Rendering**0 of 14 clipsLocal · Apple Silicon

Inside the workspace

## Every production decision, on one surface.

Long-form audio usually scatters across files and folders. A Murmur project keeps the script, the cast, the direction, the renders, and the export attached to one another.

![Murmur Projects editor with script blocks, speakers, generated clips, and timeline](https://www.murmurtts.com/illustrations/projects-app-real.png)

Hear a finished scene

## The take that made the cut, straight from a project.

Each scene below was rendered inside Murmur from a project script — speaker, direction tags, and all.

Studio Notes · Episode 12**Cold open**

*Host**Warm Narrator***So here is the thing about building a startup.*[short pause]*

*Host**Warm Narrator***Everyone tells you to move fast and break things.*[chuckling]*

*Host**Warm Narrator***But nobody warns you about the three AM panic attacks…*[sigh]*

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Built for finished work

## Pick a format. Get a workspace, not a folder.

Each format starts the script, the speaker plan, and the export target in the right shape — so the pieces that usually drift apart stay close enough to revise.

**Studio Notes · Episode 12**HostGuest

**Plan**

2 speakers

**Output**

Episode mix

Host and guest scripts, segment timing, intro clips, and final checks in one episode workspace.

Production loop

## Move from script to export without losing context.

Four passes, one workspace. Nothing gets copied between tools, and nothing loses its place.

01

### Start structured

Choose a format so the script, speaker plan, and export target begin in the right shape.

**New project**

**Podcast**2 speakers**Audiobook**Chapters**Training**Lessons**Dialogue**Cast

Export target · Episode mix

02

### Assign the cast

Saved, cloned, or designed voices drop onto speakers without rebuilding the setup.

**Speakers**

HostGuestNarrator

Tap a voice to swap it — saved, designed, or community.

03

### Generate in passes

Render clips on your Mac, review timing, then regenerate only the lines that need work.

**Render pass**

Cold open*Rendering*Intro read*Pending*Segment A*Pending*Segment B*Pending*Outro*Pending*

Only the lines that need work get re-rendered.

04

### Export cleanly

The final mix stays tied to the project that produced it, ready for the next revision.

**Export**

**episode-12-master.wav**WAV · 48 kHz · timeline mixTimeline rendered*Done*Levels checked*Done*Staged next to project*Done*

The export stays tied to the project that produced it.

What stays visible

## The project remembers the choices behind the audio.

Reopen a project next week and the reasoning is still there — not buried in a file name.

### Speakers

Who is talking, which voice they use, and where they appear in the script.

Warm NarratorTech HostCourse Guide

### Script notes

Pronunciation and expression tags stay pinned to the line they belong to.

Welcome back. **[chuckle]** Today's guest…

pronunciation: “Nguyen”

### Render state

Ready, needs voice, and pending states stay scannable at a glance.

*Ready**Needs voice**Pending*

FAQ

## Frequently asked questions

Does project rendering run locally?

Yes. After setup, generation happens on your Apple Silicon Mac inside Murmur — scripts, voices, and rendered clips stay in your local project.

How many speakers can one project hold?

A project can carry a full cast. Each block gets its own speaker, and a speaker can use any saved, cloned, or designed voice from your library.

Can I regenerate a single line?

Yes. Projects render in passes, so you can regenerate only the blocks that need work instead of re-rendering the whole script.

What does a project export?

Export the finished timeline mix or individual clips. Exports stay tied to the project, so the next revision starts where the last one ended.

Local production studio

## Bring the whole script into one local workspace.

Write it, cast it, render it, and ship it without leaving Murmur.

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