Dutch voice-overs

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2. Fill out the rest of the form and we will get back to you with a quote.

You can download any of the audio files with the download button on the audio player.

Spotlight: Dutch voice artists

Tips for voice-overs

• Check the script for any spelling errors or grammar issues before the recording. This reduces the chance of any mistakes being made and re-recording to correct them, saving you time and money.
• Make sure the script you send is the final version before we start recording, any changes afterward can be expensive to rectify.
• Make a list or glossary of words, product names, etc that need to be kept in English.
• Provide reference materials and find out if the subject has already been translated or voiced into the language you require. This might mean there are already established ways to spell and pronounce product names etc.
• Check Video usage as many voice artists charge depending on the end usage of the video i.e TV broadcast, radio broadcast, internet, IVR, and e-learning.
• Be aware of buyouts for broadcast usage, as the buyout duration may differ in terms of cost and length (the period of when the material can be shown i.e weeks, months, and years) depending on the country and regions the material is broadcast in.

This example of a recent voice-over project for Best Western was recorded in Danish, Dutch,
English UK, Finnish, French, Japanese, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish,
Swedish, Turkish, Russian, Chinese, and Korean.

To see the full story about our voice-overs for Best Western in 18 languages Click here

Quality audio editing:

At Adelphi, we offer professionally edited audio as a standard for all of our voice-over projects. But what exactly does this mean? Go here and we will briefly look at what we do with the audio before we deliver it to our clients, turning the ‘raw’ unedited audio data into professional, clean-sounding voice-over files. Also included in our quality checks are, listening to the audio to check if errors have been made, pronunciation is correct, all the segments have been recorded, the timings are right, files are correctly split and named; we take out overly long pauses and normalize the levels so all the audio is of the same volume.