This template receives text, a voice, and a language on a Latenode webhook, synthesizes audio with Google Cloud Text-to-Speech, uploads the file to Google Drive, and writes the original text plus the Drive link in Airtable. Point your form or app at the webhook URL, then connect Google Cloud Text-to-Speech, Google Drive, and Airtable. Put the Google Cloud credentials on the Google Cloud Text-to-Speech connection.
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The scenario starts when your form or app posts text, voice, and language to a Latenode webhook.
Google Cloud Text-to-Speech turns that text into an audio file. Map voice and language from the webhook payload.
Google Drive stores the audio in the folder you choose.
Airtable writes the source text, voice, language, and Drive file URL as a new record.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. Point your form or client at that URL. Send JSON with text, voice, and language.
Add a Google Cloud Text-to-Speech connection and paste your Google Cloud credentials there. Map the webhook text, voice, and language into the speech step.
Add a Google Drive connection with write access to the destination folder. Upload the audio from the speech step.
Add an Airtable connection. Create a record and map text, voice, language, and the Drive file link into your table.
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