Audio production for voice overs

From a dry read to a finished file.

Every voice here delivers the raw take: clean, but dry. Add production and it comes back edited, levelled, mixed with your music, timed to your video or split into named files, ready to use. One line on the rate card, no studio to hire.

  • Free auditions of your script
  • Published rates, no haggling
  • One flat line on the rate card
On the prompterTake 1
PRODUCTION · RAW TAKE IN · FINISHED OUT

CleanedLevelledSplit into files
The voices behind it

Great raw, better finished.

Voices from across the roster. Every one records in a treated home studio; production is what turns their clean take into your finished audio.

Aga
articulateinformativeprecise

Plays Main demo

Kelvin
conversationalraspyrelaxed

Plays Main demo

Marcela
friendlyhuskypersuasive

Plays Main demo

Paul
warmseriousplayful

Plays Main demo

Ruth
upbeatpolishedpersuasive

Plays Main demo

Andrew
resonantdramaticgritty

Plays Main demo

Irene
warmpersuasivegentle

Plays Main demo

Fábio
deepinspirationaldynamic

Plays Main demo

Voices who record this kind of work. Names are first names only until you book.

Production on the rate card
What production covers

Three things, any or all.

Clean up and level

Breaths, clicks and mistakes cut, the take levelled to broadcast loudness, noise reduction if the room left any. The everyday case.

Music, mix and split

Your licensed music laid under the voice (or royalty-free found for you), a proper mix, and the audio split into separate named files for a phone system, a course or an app.

Timed to picture

The read edited to hit your cuts and delivered as a file your editor drops straight in. Matching a video exactly as it is recorded is a separate sync loading.

How hiring works here

Three steps, no middleman.

You deal with the voice, the site holds the money, and the price is the one on the rate card before you start.

1

Post a casting, or pick a voice

Paste a few lines of your script and post a free casting; voices who suit it read those lines back to you. Already heard the one you want? Book them straight from their profile.

2

Choose from real reads

Auditions arrive as recordings of your words in their voice, usually within hours. Pick the one that fits, or none of them. Nothing is owed until you book.

Production sits on the rate card as a flat add-on by script length; the sync loading and directed sessions are their own lines.

Questions people ask

Production questions, answered.

Why do recordings arrive dry by default?
Because most clients have an editor, a producer or a station who wants the untouched take to mix themselves. Dry is the professional default. If nobody downstream is going to touch it, add production and it arrives finished.
Can you add music to my voice over?
Yes. Send the track you have licensed, or ask for royalty-free, and the voice comes back mixed and levelled under it. Music is not included unless you add production.
Can I get one file per slide or prompt?
Yes. Number the sections in your script and production delivers one named file per section, in the format your phone system, LMS or app expects.
Do I need to hire a studio?
No. Every voice on the roster records in a professionally treated home studio and production is done on the same files. There is no studio hire and no hourly engineering clock; the price is on the rate card before you book.

Book the voice. Tick production.

Post a free casting, hear your script read, and add production to the booking so the file that comes back is the one you use.

Related: translation before the recording.