1. Add a new line
2. Indicate if this line is your line or not
3. Tap to show a drop down of names already added to this scene

1. Line settings
2. Add a recording to the line, with an option to replace the existing text
3. Select a voice for text-to-speech. Sample voices can be found here

*Line recordings are deleted when a line is synthesized. Text-to-Speech synthesis requires an internet connection.

4. Select how long the player should wait before continuing to the next line
5. Edit the text and name for the line
6. Skip over the line when practicing
7. Import audio from outside Muse. Supported formats include: [.mp3, .m4a, .wav]
8. Removes audio from the line

1. Scene settings
2. Select how to proceed to the next line when practicing. Options include:
   • Finish Speaking: Uses a countdown that resets when a word is spoken
   • Last Word: Only moves on when the last word of the line is spoken
   • Tap Screen: Tapping the screen moves to the next line. This option is always enabled
3. Available when Finish Speaking is selected. Choose how long to wait before moving to the next line
4. Loops back to the first line when the current practice session is completed
5. Plays the audio associated with the lines marked as "ME" and does not allow for microphone feedback when enabled
6. Automatically synthesizes text-to-speech for lines not marked as "ME" when enabled while typing in lines

*Text-to-Speech synthesis requires an internet connection.

7. Change the name of the scene
8. Opens a screen to select a script to move this scene to
9. Export the scene into a .zip folder that can be imported into another Muse app
10. Deletes the scene

Long press on a line to drag and drop, rename every line with this character, or delete the line