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Trust Your Voice: Record Your Audiobook

Trust Your Voice: Record Your Audiobook

Some publishers discourage authors from narrating their own books. They say they want a polished performance, so it sells. Newsflash: so does the author! Publishers cite horror stories of the time it will take to read the manuscript while the engineer or producer...

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12 Steps to Make A Book Into An Audiobook: Part 2

12 Steps to Make A Book Into An Audiobook: Part 2

Welcome back! This is Part 2 of a two-part series. If you missed Part 1, check it out here to learn about: audiobook recording, audiobook studio locations, recording devices, recording formats, microphone selection and positioning, readying your script, and selecting...

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12 Steps To Make A Book Into An Audiobook: Part 1

12 Steps To Make A Book Into An Audiobook: Part 1

Authors are bold. They put their thoughts out there for the world to enjoy. I think authors are very brave! But for many authors the thought of recording their audiobook is terrifying. To step out of their comfort zone, yet again, and learn a new skill stops many...

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5 Reasons Authors Should Record an Audiobook

5 Reasons Authors Should Record an Audiobook

Do you remember when your book was just an idea? What if you’d have stopped and never written it? The world would be without your book, and your book’s impact. I’m married to an award-winning author, so I know the heart and soul required to write and print. Now to...

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Keys Terms To Know Before You Record Your Audiobook

Keys Terms To Know Before You Record Your Audiobook

When traveling to a foreign country, it is essential to know the local language. If you don't, travel becomes overwhelming, inefficient, and frustrating. The same can be said for the audiobook industry. How do you record your audiobook and get from word one to done...

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