Voice Register
Vocabulary controls word sophistication—from simple, accessible language to elevated, literary prose.
Think of it like audience targeting: Level 1 = Simple—clear, direct words anyone can understand. Level 10 = Elevated—sophisticated, literary language.
Same story. Same voice. Watch how "coffee shop" becomes "caffeinated establishment" at Level 10. Romance Fiction
Starting point: Basic vocabulary. "Nervous," "loved," "sure," "talk," "hoped"—simple words without sophistication or literary elevation.
Vocabulary: Casual, accessible words. "On edge," "sped up," "what went down," "fix things." Everyday language anyone can understand. Voice Clarity at 88% reflects deviation from baseline.
Vocabulary: Hyper-elevated, literary language. "Beset by trepidation," "reencounter," "caffeinated establishment," "cardiac organ," "septenary cycle," "harbored aspirations." Maximum sophistication. Voice Clarity at 85%—extreme elevation is an intentional creative choice.
Vocabulary controls how sophisticated your writing sounds.
Level 1 = Simple, casual ("on edge," "fix things")
Level 10 = Elevated, literary ("beset by trepidation," "septenary cycle")
You control the register. YA fiction? Keep it simple. Literary fiction? Elevate it. Period drama? Go full Victorian. That's vocabulary control.
About Voice Clarity: The Romance Fiction preset is calibrated for optimal voice preservation. When you push sliders to extreme positions (1 or 10), Voice Clarity drops—that's intentional. The Equalizer measures how far you've deviated from your baseline voice, so you always know. That's not a flaw. That's integrity.
You've seen how each control transforms your writing. Now try them all together.
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Each control gives you a different dimension of directorial power