\nEnsure originality, a consistent tone, and a seamless flow from the previous section.\n\nWrite the **next section** of the article based on the following transcript part for the audience content creator, youtuber in Indonesia, and in the Indonesia language. Use **H2 headings** for each new section, incorporating relevant semantic keywords that align with the topic. For any sub-sections, include an opening paragraph before using **H3 headings** to create a smooth and engaging flow.\n\nIf the section involves technical steps, use bullet points to improve readability and clarity. Ensure content is broken into smaller, digestible chunks with headings and remains informative and relevant to the target audience.\n\nHere is the transcript part:\n\n[23:46] really robotic I usually try to generate\n\n[23:48] no more than 500 words at a time to\n\n[23:51] avoid this so copy around 500 words from\n\n[23:53] the script and paste in the script\n\n[23:56] before you generate it click on this\n\n[23:58] button in the corner and pick the voice\n\n[24:00] we just cloned click generate speech and\n\n[24:02] wait a couple of seconds until you see\n\n[24:05] this download button in the bottom right\n\n[24:07] corner click on it and then just repeat\n\n[24:09] the same exact process till you\\'ve\n\n[24:11] covered the entire script most channels\n\n[24:13] will just leave it at this but there\\'s\n\n[24:15] actually a way to make it sound even\n\n[24:17] more realistic if you listen to the\n\n[24:19] files we just downloaded you\\'ll notice\n\n[24:21] there are lots of tiny pauses that kill\n\n[24:23] the Rhythm and make it a bit too slow\n\n[24:26] sometimes you can actually keep them if\n\n[24:28] your videos are supposed to be super\n\n[24:30] slow but I\\'m going to show you how to\n\n[24:32] make it sound better for those of you\n\n[24:33] that want to do it so what we want to do\n\n[24:35] is something called a jcut it\\'s a method\n\n[24:38] used by pretty much all the top\n\n[24:39] YouTubers to give the sound a better\n\n[24:41] flow you will need some kind of video\n\n[24:44] editing software but that\\'s not really\n\n[24:46] an issue I\\'ll show this part in cap cut\n\n[24:48] due to it being free but you can really\n\n[24:50] use any software you want so once you\\'ve\n\n[24:52] opened cap cut by the way there\\'s also a\n\n[24:55] web app you only need to log in in order\n\n[24:57] to use it so you can do that as well\n\n[24:59] anyways you want to click on this blue\n\n[25:01] button and upload all of the voice over\n\n[25:03] files drag them to the timeline one by\n\n[25:07] one and make sure they\\'re in the right\n\n[25:08] order zoom in on the first clip here on\n\n[25:11] the timeline so you have a better view\n\n[25:13] of where the pauses are click B to\n\n[25:16] select the razor tool and start making\n\n[25:18] Cuts around the pauses then delete the\n\n[25:21] pause and slightly overlap the clips\n\n[25:23] like this it\\'ll give the video a higher\n\n[25:26] pace and make it more enjoyable to\n\n[25:27] listen to then you just want to repeat\n\n[25:29] this process on the rest of the voice\n\n[25:31] over I\\'d recommend you start off by\n\n[25:33] cutting out all the pauses right away\n\n[25:35] and then overlap them this will probably\n\n[25:37] take a while so I\\'ll just speed up this\n\n[25:39] part slightly and get back to you when\n\n[25:40] I\\'m done okay so I\\'ve created jcuts\n\n[25:44] throughout the entire voice over and\n\n[25:45] we\\'re ready to export it it only took\n\n[25:47] around 10 minutes now click on this blue\n\n\nRemember, the transcript is only a reference—do not convert it directly into content. Focus on maintaining originality, readability with short paragraphs, and SEO optimization throughout.\n