Frequently asked.

The voice is generated using the ElevenLabs API (AI), then carefully edited in DaVinci Resolve. A lot of time goes into fine-tuning pacing, pauses, EQ, reverb, and overall flow so the result feels as natural and immersive as possible.

Sound effects and background music are mostly sourced from Epidemic Sound. There's one exception: a single AI-made song that ended up in one episode because I needed something that didn't exist anywhere else. That's not a direction I'm planning to take this. As a music fan, I'd rather keep supporting real artists, and Epidemic Sound makes that easy.

This channel started as something I made for myself — something I wanted to listen to at night.

AI voices let me create very specific emotional scenes, tone, and pacing that would be difficult to produce otherwise. The audios are not raw AI outputs. I write the scripts, direct the performance through prompts and tags, generate the voice in sections, then carefully edit pacing, pauses, EQ, reverb, sound effects, and music.

I know AI voices are not for everyone, and that's okay. For me, this is a creative tool that lets me make the kind of immersive comfort audio I wanted to hear but couldn't find.

No. This channel stays focused on Leon and the listener. I don't make multi-character voiced audios or ensemble scenes.

Other characters may be mentioned in Leon's dialogue, but they will not appear as separate voiced characters. If someone suggests "Leon and Chris on a mission," I may turn that into Leon coming home and telling you about something that happened with Chris. Chris would not have his own voice in the audio.

The only exception may be scenes where Leon remembers his younger self, such as an older RE9 Leon audio briefly shifting into an RE2R Leon flashback. In that case, it is still Leon-centered, not a multi-character cast scene.

AI may be part of the process sometimes, but the backgrounds are not simple one-click outputs.

Because I've looked at this character from so many angles in the games, I can usually tell very quickly when something feels off. So I often end up doing a lot of old-school Photoshop / manual editing — upscaling, cleanup, lighting, color grading, composition fixes, and detail adjustments.