If you are recording audiobooks and want to boost your production work ... and income ... you will learn here how to apply processing effects to finished audiobook narrations ... and meet the specs of the fast-growing
Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX).
Perhaps you are already mastering to some degree and want to learn more.
This is THE place.
In this webinar recording led by home studio audio guru
George Whittam with guest
ACX (Audiobook Creation Exchange) engineer
Charles Clerke, you
will see actual demonstrations live, onscreen, using a variety of DAWs (recording applications).
"Prepare your precious project for release to the world with the right methods so your publisher will love the results and want you back again and again," George advises.
"Mastering an audiobook project doesn't have to be scary," he adds. "With the right tricks of the trade in your technical tool box, you will be able to make your audiobook recording 'just loud enough' ... but not too loud ... 'just bright enough' ... but not too bright."
Plus, you will learn how to do this right for projects you narrate for Audible's Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX), with first-hand advice from ACX engineer Charles Clerke.
Tuition for this two-hour recording is $79
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WHAT'S MASTERING, ANYWAY?
Audiobook mastering takes raw audio recorded in a studio and applies a range of audio processing effects to create a finished-sounding product.
These effects can include normalization, compression, limiting, EQ, de-essing, downward expansion, and even manual level adjustment.
Each audio must be used in the proper proportion and sequence in order to achieve the best results.
Effects programs are based on the skill and experience of the person mastering the audio, or via presets that are created by a professional audio engineer purposely for the narrator's voice and room acoustics.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN ...
In this advanced webinar, you will learn ...
- What can and can't be fixed in mastering
- Compression, Limiting and other Effects guidelines
- Quick methods to process a lot of chapters
- Proper mp3 encoding procedure
- Tricks on the popular DAWs (YOU will determine which we will cover - attendees will receive a brief questionnaire for recording preferences)
- ACX's audiobook mastering specs
- and more ...
Tuition for this advanced webinar recording: $79
To purchase now, please click here!
