Online training is won by ear: the same slide, read flat, gets closed after two minutes. We record elearning voice over that holds attention module after module, and we keep it consistent when your catalogue grows to twenty modules and four languages.
Modules produced for international groups.
E-learning · Nike
E-learning · Hyundai
Four samples: instructional narration, a technical module, an English version and a Spanish one. All recorded in our studio and directed in session. 100% Human, 0% AI.
It's the classic way an e-learning project derails: different voices from one module to the next, sound levels that drift, languages that don't match. Our answer: a fixed cast per language and one shared direction, with the same technical standards from the first module to the last. Your learners change module without changing world.
Batch recording, file naming to your conventions, easy import into your authoring tools. The quote is structured by batch of modules and by language: you know in advance what each extension of the catalogue costs. And when a module changes, the same voice re-records the edited segments: no need to redo everything, or to put up with an audio patch.
FR, EN, ES, IT, DE, AR: native casting per language, technical pronunciations checked with your experts, professional script translation as an option. One point of contact coordinates it all.
Same actor per language, same recording settings, same direction. We document these standards on the first batch and apply them to every batch that follows.
Yes: a pronunciation glossary approved with your teams before recording, applied across all languages.
Files split by screen or by module, named to your conventions, ready for your authoring tool (SCORM or other).
The same voice re-records the affected segments. It’s built into the way we document every project.
An express delivery option exists for projects in a hurry. Tell us your deadline in the quote form: the exact turnaround is confirmed with the quote, before any commitment.
Tell us the number of modules, the languages and the schedule: we come back with a plan and a quote.