How to Rehearse Your Lines, Button by Button
What you'll learn
- ●Play the whole scene like a playlist
- ●Mute, skip, or pause on any line
- ●Blur text to test your memory
- ●Adjust every line at once, not one by one
The lines screen is where the real rehearsal happens in FlowDrama. This short video walks through every button, so you get the most out of it from day one. No explanation needed first, just press play.
Play through your whole scene like a playlist
The lines list shows every line in order, with the transport bar underneath. Hit play and FlowDrama reads through the whole scene, one line lighting up after another, exactly as it would happen live.
Fine-tune how each line behaves
- Tap the headphone icon on any line to preview just that one, without starting the whole scene
- Deselect a line to skip it during rehearsal, handy for cutting a character you're not working on today
- Mute your own line so playback goes silent right on your cue, that's your signal to say it out loud
- Turn on "pause here" on a line you haven't nailed yet, rehearsal stops and waits for you to hit play again when you're ready
- Hide the text to blur it out and test whether you actually memorized the line, tap again to reveal it
- Open the edit screen (if it's your line, or one a friend invited you to) to change the text, add stage directions, or record your own audio instead of the generated voice
Adjust every line at once, not one by one
The "more controls" panel splits the scene into two columns, your lines and everyone else's. From there you can skip, mute, or hide text for a whole group in one tap, instead of repeating the same setting line by line. Blur your own lines and mute them at the same time, for example, and every one of your cues goes silent and blurred automatically.
That's the whole rehearsal screen. Import your script, hit play, and let FlowDrama run the scene with you.