How to review with audio when you cannot sit down to study

Audio review works best from condensed notes, not from a raw one-hour transcript. Take the class notes you already studied —one page beats ten— and open the study panel in Vortixy Chat. The tighter the source, the better the spoken review sounds.

Pick “Listen” in the study panel to turn your notes into a spoken review of up to ~3 minutes. The script stays visible under the player so you can check word by word what the voice says. If your language has no voice available yet, you still receive the written script ready to read.

Download the audio as MP3 and carry it on your phone: the commute, cooking, a walk, the minutes before sleep. Review works best while memory is fresh, so generate the audio the same day you take the notes and replay it twice within 24 hours —that fixes far more than a single long session.

Pause after each section and say the key idea aloud before resuming. If a passage surprises you, mark it: that is tomorrow's first flashcard. Passive listening comforts; one paused sentence per minute converts the audio into retrieval practice.

After listening, open Exam Mode and generate a short quiz from the same notes. Every question you miss becomes a flashcard; everything you nailed moves further out. Audio plus cards from one source is the three-pass trick: cards to verify, quiz to measure, audio to seal.