Training and e-learning voiceover.

Full courses and micro-content in several languages, updated without re-recording. Licensed AI voices, directed and checked by people.

Who it is for.

Learning and development teams
Courses for employees in several countries that change as products and policies change.
Instructional designers and course studios
Narration for the modules you build, in the languages your client asks for.
Compliance and HR
Policy and onboarding modules that must say the same thing in every market.

Formats we voice.

Course narration
Full modules, slide by slide or chapter by chapter.
Micro-learning
Short lessons and clips for mobile and the flow of work.
Software training
Narration for screen recordings and product walkthroughs.
Policy and onboarding
Welcome modules, codes of conduct and safety briefings.

Direction a learner can hear.

Take 1 · Brisk · 6.6 s

Pauses of 0.60 s and 0.20 s. The welcome rushes past before it lands.

Take 2 · Warm, unhurried · 6.9 s

Pauses of 0.64 s and 0.38 s. The learner has time to take in each part.

Same voice and script from our internal sample; pauses measured from the two audio files.

From module to course.

  1. Send a module

    The script for each slide or chapter, the languages, and the slides or video if you have them.

  2. Voice and direction

    We cast and direct the voice once, so every module sounds like the same course.

  3. Native review

    Each language is heard by a native speaker before you receive it.

  4. Files for your course

    One file per slide or chapter, named to your convention, ready to drop in.

Every language your learners speak.

The approved voice and direction are carried into each language with a pronunciation glossary. Our internal sample covers nine languages.

Questions before you start.

Can we update a module without re-recording?

Yes. The voice is AI, so a changed line is produced again with the same voice and direction, without booking a session. The voice notes and glossary from your first project are kept, so the update sounds like the rest of the course.

Will it sound the same in every language?

The approved voice and direction are carried into each language, with a pronunciation glossary. The script is adapted for each market rather than translated word for word.

Who checks it before learners hear it?

A producer, a voice director and native linguists. They check names and product terms, numbers and units, stress and pauses, and the tone for the audience.

What do we need to send?

The script for each module and the languages you need. Slides or video help us set the pace to the screen.

Start with one module.

Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.

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