ARE YOU THE BEST CHOICE FOR THE VOICE FOR YOUR BOOK?
There is no single answer to that question. It depends on your goals, your skills, how much time you want to devote to recording, and what recording resources you have available either at home or locally.
Getting Set Up
The first decision to be made is whether you prefer recording in a local studio or at home.
We have a couple options for at-home recording, depending on the level of support you prefer or need: with a Home Studio Consultant (HSC) or with a Remote Audio Engineer (RAE).
RECORDING AT A LOCAL STUDIO
We know what questions to ask and what to look for. Based on your location, we can do the research to find some recording studios near you.
During at least your first session, we’ll have a director on zoom during recording to provide coaching and direction to help get you up to speed. Together we can then decide if it makes most sense to have the director continue on or to let you proceed on your own with the studio engineer.
The recorded audio files all go to our Post-Production team. If you’re recording in a local studio, we will coordinate with their engineer to get the files we need.
Once your files are edited, your Project Manager will send them to you via G-Suite Drive for review.