Prepare before recording
Choose Voice in SeleVerse’s Create area. Record somewhere with less wind, traffic or competing conversation, and keep the phone a comfortable distance from your mouth. Try a short sample before an important recording so you can hear distortion, rubbing or an unexpectedly quiet microphone.
Microphone permission is required for in-app recording. If you choose an existing audio file instead, check that the file remains available on your phone and that you have permission to publish it. Read Voice and Griot guidance for the different formats.
Preview the actual result
Speak at an even pace and leave short pauses between ideas. Use the editing controls the current screen provides, then listen to the resulting clip before publishing. Processing can improve a recording, but cannot guarantee that every distracting sound will be removed.
The current Voice upload checks accept audio up to seven minutes and 64 MB. Recording and editing controls may have their own displayed limits, so follow the screen rather than assuming every imported file or recording mode behaves identically.
Give listeners useful context
Choose a relevant cover and concise text that identifies the subject and language. Use caption guidance and accessibility tips to help someone decide whether to listen. Review the active profile and audience before sharing.
Keep the original recording until the app confirms publication. If preparation or transfer fails, follow the upload-failure guide. For a repeated microphone, playback or posting error, use in-app support with the exact message and recording duration; never send sign-in codes to someone offering audio repairs.