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Five steps, in order, with nothing hidden. You always know what happens next, what we need from you, and what you receive.
Write to us about your book and send the finished manuscript. We read its length, work out the finished hours, and confirm your fixed quote in writing, at the published rate, before any production begins. Production starts from a finished manuscript, so bring the book you are done revising.
You record in your own voice, reading aloud in the studio flow. As part of intake, you read and tick the consent attestations yourself. They confirm the voice is yours, that you agree to it being cloned for your book, and that you understand how it will be used. We do not attest for you, and we do not proceed without your attestations.
From your recording, we build a clone of your voice for your project. It exists to narrate your book. It is not sold, not shared, and not used for any other author's work.
We produce the narration chapter by chapter. Along the way we run the pronunciation review loop with you: names, places, and terms are checked against how you intend them to sound, and anything that is off is corrected and produced again. Your book should sound the way you wrote it.
You review your chapters and flag anything that needs another pass. We finish the corrections and deliver the finished masters. They are owned outright by you, the author, to sell and distribute as you choose.
Your part
The consent step, up close
A cloned voice is personal in a way a manuscript is not. So consent at OwnVoice Studio is not a line buried in a contract. It is a step of its own, inside the intake flow, taken by the author personally, before any voice is built. If the attestations are not ticked, the studio stops there. That design is deliberate, and it protects you, your voice, and your book.
Read how voice recordings and manuscripts are handled in our Privacy Policy.
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Tell us your book title and its approximate length. We will reply with the next steps and your quote.