These permissions are called “usage rights.”

Some usage rights are available for free, others for a fee.

Whether you need to purchase rights simply depends on how you want to use the recording.

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• Business Use – You may use the recording in business-related projects, i.e, for “commercial” purposes.
• Personal Use – You may use the recording in personal projects, creative projects, etc. These projects cannot be for a business (“commercial”) purpose.
• Internal Use – You may use the recording internally within a business rather than publicly.
• Online Use – You may use the recording online. This use includes in advertising in paid marketing channels, YouTube, social media, websites, and podcasts.
• TV & Radio Use (National or Local/Regional Broadcast) – You may use the recording in broadcasting on terrestrial television and radio, depending on the market where it will be used.
• Major Motion Picture Use – You may use the recording in a major motion picture, such as a feature film or documentary on the big screen.
• Physical Product Use – You may use the recording in a physical product like a toy, board game, or other physical product.

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Sometimes the recording is attached to the email sent to you.

Other times the recording is uploaded to an online drive for you to download.

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When ordering, you can also request a sweetened WAV file.

For an additional fee, you may also be able to buy the raw audio as WAV file for your own mixing and mastering.

If you need another file type, simply communicate your needs when ordering.

Audiobooks

For audiobooks, recordings are eventually delivered as sweetened MP3 files mastered to meet ACX standards.

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Ben’s general accent is Midwestern, very close to Standard American Broadcasting English. His voice works great for recordings where you want no regionalism in the voice.

Rachel hails from Long Island, New York. Although her accent is also very close to Standard American Broadcast English, she can also speak in authentic New York City/Long Island accents.

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I hail from Long Island, New York. Although my accent is very close to Standard American Broadcast English, I can also speak in authentic New York City/Long Island accents.

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My general accent is Midwestern, very close to Standard American Broadcasting English. My voice works great for recordings where you want no regionalism in the voice.

My voice also reads as Mid-Atlantic or simply “generic American English.”

Although I do character voices, I don’t usually record accents other than my own.

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A wide range of rush delivery options are available in case you need guaranteed 2-day delivery — or if you need delivery in as little as 4 hours.

Please note that the recording studio is in New York City (GMT-5) for gauging availability for rush delivery.

*Current local time in New York City:

If you have a pressing voiceover need, get in touch before ordering.

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Examples include:

• recording within scripted timecodes
• synching a voice to a video
• dubbing a voice over another person’s voice in a video
• lipsynching to a video

Synching usually takes a bit more time and work to deliver.

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