We established close relations with professional voice talents and aligned in-team audio editing and QA processes. Important to note, the talents have professional home studios to record (that are tested by us).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Certainly, top requested languages in voice-over among our clients are English (US and UK), Spanish (EU, Neutral, Latam), French (EU and CA), Chinese Simplified, German and Italian.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

One of our main objectives at Accent Network - is to avoid re-recordings with clients. Why? Because unnecessary re-recordings lead to over budget spendings and generally, they are extra time consuming.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A good-voice over is an essential prerequisite for a good video. The audio content plays the same crucial role as the visual input. Since all audiovisual components have an effect on the viewer, they are just sides of the same coin. Whereas for advertising and broadcasting a human voice is a must, on the flip side, many people think that for explanation videos, e-learning or IVR they can use a machine voice. Of course, using a machine will eventually cut the budget. However, what could the real costs of depriving a video of the naturalness of a real voice be? 

 

Do you know how many people speak Chinese?

About 1.3  billion! That’s nearly 1/5 (19%) of the Earth’s population! But this is not the only “surprising” thing about this language. Chinese is also one of the oldest languages in the world. Chinese scientists have found written sources from a period of over 3500 years. But despite its “old age”, Chinese is the only culture that has maintained the same writing system, even today. English to Cantonese translation is gaining more prominence, because more companies are developing relations with the East, primarily China.

K'iche' is the second-most widely spoken language in Guatemala, after Spanish. Despite this, only about 7% of the population speaks it. Philologists classify it as a member of the Mayan language group.

Many companies face the same problem: deciding whether to choose a male or female voice for a new project. Today there are thousands of voice-over talents, so the decision can become an issue. We are not talking about accents or ways that an artist manages his voice, we are talking about the gender – is it better to use a male or female voice talent? Choosing the voice gender can alter your message and influence effectiveness. 

While everyone wants to skip television commercials when watching their favorite TV show, that hasn’t stopped international companies investing millions of dollars in advertisements. And they prefer to invite famous actors and actresses to do professional commercial voiceovers. 

Choosing the right voice for your commercial, video or other production can be a difficult task. The future success of your product, service or campaign can depend on the voice you choose. Picking a voice just because you like it is not enough.  What to do? Here is a small guide that could be helpful.