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# Voice Line Support
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You can add audio to your text events! Here's what you have to do:
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## 1. Settings
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In Dialogic's `Settings` window, enable audio for Text events.
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I recommend also creating a `new audio bus` for your voice lines.
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If you do this correctly now and select it as the default bus (the next setting), you wont have to select it every time.
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Having a seperate bus allows you to control the volume and effects of the voice lines seperately from your other audio.
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## 2. Adding audio to your Text events
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Now when you see a Text or Question event, you should find that it has a new section called 'Audio Pickers'.
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For each line (except if "New lines create extra messages" is off) you will find an Audio picker.
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You can select the `audio file` you want to play while that line is shown.
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You can also change `volume`, `audiobus`, and an `audio region` (the second to begin at and the one where to end).
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Leave both audio-regions at 0 to play the whole file.
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Great! That's all you need to know.
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