ElevenLabs, our AI voice generation subprocessor, is phasing out support for its legacy voices. As a result, several AI-generated voices will no longer be available in AI Assistant's text-to-speech feature by the end of April 2026.

The table below lists the legacy voices that will be removed from Rise 360 and Storyline 360. We recommend switching to a suggested voice or avoiding the soon-to-be-deprecated voices in your current projects. Find step-by-step instructions to replace voices in Rise 360 and Storyline 360 below the table.

Replace a Voice in Rise 360

Follow these steps to replace a voice in Rise 360:

1. Go to the block with the audio you want to update.
2. Click Content in the sidebar menu, then click the Replace audio icon (microphone).
3. When the Course media window opens, select a new voice from the drop-down menu or click View all voices to browse the voice library.
4. After selecting a replacement voice, review the script and click Generate Speech.
5. Preview the result on the right, then click Insert to replace the audio that includes a deprecated voice.

Replace a Voice in Storyline 360

Here’s how to replace a voice in Storyline 360:

1. Go to the slide with the audio you want to update.
2. Right-click the audio icon on the slide or the audio waveform on the timeline, then select AI Text-to-Speech.
3. In the Text-to-Speech tab of the Generate AI Audio window, choose a replacement voice from the drop-down menu. To see more options, click More voices at the bottom of the list.
4. Review the script, then click Generate Speech.
5. Preview the new audio on the right. If you're happy with it, click Update.

Currently, neither app offers the option to replace a voice across multiple audio narrations at once, but we’re working on tools to help you easily swap voices on impacted audio files.