Narrate and Record Your Own Audiobook
A Simplified Guide (Strategies for Success, Book 4)
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M. L. Buchman
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By:
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M. L. Buchman
Audio is the up-and-coming market, but the price of entry can be a horrific 300-500 dollars per finished hour and up.
M. L. Buchman has recorded and published over 30 audio titles - himself.
Here he covers the basics you need to record your own audiobooks.
- How to decide if it’s the best option.
- When you should outsource the engineering.
- Why you’re wrong when you “hate your own voice”.
- Tools, techniques, and free studio space ideas.
- A step-by-step guide to recording and engineering your own audiobook.
- How to quantify direct, and most importantly of all, indirect costs.
This simplified guide delivers the confidence to tackle the unique opportunity of “read by author”.
©2019 M. L. Buchman (P)2019 M. L. BuchmanListeners also enjoyed...
In fairness, this book is jam packed with useful, actionable content delivered in a concise, entertaining manner.
But my biggest takeaway is that recording an audiobook is vastly more work than I'm willing to put into it and it's not a process nor a skillset that I would enjoy.
However, it has gone a long way toward helping me to appreciate the amount of work that goes into an audiobook as well as the challenges. And I think just maybe I might have a better understanding now of the sorts of things I should provide to my narrators in preparation for having a book recorded.
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