Spoken poetry

@adriaansound

After reading the compelling backstory of your book, 'Candles and Cheap Wine,' I'm really excited about the prospect of bringing your words to life through spoken poetry. With over 25 years of experience in audio production and a Masters degree from SAE Institute, I can assure you that your project will be in the hands of a seasoned professional who knows how to adhere to ACX's rigorous standards. Not only do I integrate technical expertise into my work, but I also infuse it with a creative flair that helps make it stand out. My familiarity with spoken word and sounds that echoes the Beat Poet era of 1970s Vancouver will ensure an authentic representation of your book. Plus, thanks to my background in AI Voices, I have a unique ability to train AI for the most emotive and engaging performances without losing the essence of human touch. My proficiency extends beyond just audio editing – as a highly-ranked freelancer, I also provide book publishing services specializing in Amazon Kindle. Opting for my services means getting not only an immensely professional audio recording complying with ACX requirements but also the possibility to easily publish your work on kindle too! I'm here to guarantee quality above all and ensure my contribution aligns perfectly with your vision. Let's take your excellent project proposal to better heights together!

@Nuel24

THE BEST SPOKEN POETRY RECORDINGS SOUND NATURAL WHILE MEETING EVERY TECHNICAL REQUIREMENT WITHOUT LOSING THEIR EMOTION. Since you are recording in a professional studio, the focus should be on preparing the audio for ACX rather than changing your performance. I would review every track for noise, pacing, breaths, consistency, RMS levels, peak values, and room tone, making sure the final files meet ACX specifications while preserving the character and rhythm of your spoken word. Before delivery, I would listen through the entire recording to catch any distracting edits or technical issues that could affect approval. Poetry depends on timing and atmosphere, so my goal is to make the production invisible, allowing the listener to connect with the words exactly as they were intended. Will the studio provide raw WAV files, or will they already apply any processing before handing you the recordings? That will determine the cleanest workflow for ACX compliance.