Voice-Adaptive Scrolling
Voice-adaptive scrolling uses your microphone to detect when you are speaking. The teleprompter pauses automatically when you stop talking and resumes when you start again, keeping the text in sync with your delivery.
How it works
When voice-adaptive mode is enabled, Cue listens through your microphone for speech activity. When it detects silence (such as when you pause to take a breath or look at the audience), the teleprompter pauses. When you resume speaking, scrolling continues automatically.
Enabling voice-adaptive mode
Toggle the "Voice-Adaptive" switch in the teleprompter control panel. You will need to grant microphone access when prompted. This feature is available on Pro and Max plans.
Tips for best results
- Use a quiet environment to avoid false triggers from background noise
- The detection has a short delay (about 500ms) to prevent flickering
- Works best with a consistent speaking distance from the microphone
- You can still adjust the base scroll speed while voice-adaptive mode is active
Frequently Asked Questions
What is voice-adaptive scrolling in Cue?
Voice-adaptive scrolling uses your microphone to detect speech. The teleprompter pauses when you stop speaking and resumes when you start again, keeping text in sync with your delivery.
Does voice-adaptive scrolling require a microphone?
Yes. You need to grant microphone access in your browser. The audio is processed locally and is not recorded or transmitted unless you also enable recording.