Tag Archive for: audiobook

What happened to the Blu-ray? The Once King of High-Definition Entertainment
articles, blog, film sound, historyOnce the undisputed champion of high-definition home entertainment, Blu-ray has experienced a market decline in recent decades, based on statistics. While its mainstream dominance may have somewhat faded, the format is far from obsolete.
This…
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Aaron R Reppert2023-10-26 11:56:462026-01-04 16:24:00The History of Audio, Analog to Digital Production | A Journey Through Time
ACX Updates Head & Tail Room Tone Requirements: What You Need Know
articles, audio production, audiobook, blog, news, voice-overIf you’ve submitted your audiobook to ACX for review lately, you may have noticed that the head (beginning) room tone specifications changed in early October 2026. No official email has been sent from ACX, but the information has been updated…

The Audiobook QC Rejection Loop | How to Get Your Project Approved
articles, audio production, audiobook, blog, how toWith over two decades in the world of Audio Engineering and millions of minutes under his belt. Aaron R Reppert has seen every scenario that can happen during the creation of an audiobook. Great successes and complete failures.
He understands…

Beyond AI: Why Manual Audiobook Editing & Proofing are Vital
AI Voice, audio engineering, audio production, audiobook, blogTechnology allows us to create many effective automated programs and tools that help speed up the audiobook production process. We have found this to be very beneficial to our workflow in many ways, for productivity and creativity.
At TravSonic,…

PDF Manuscript to Audiobook & Adaptation: The Complete Preparation Guide
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Audio Drama Explained: What is a Radio Play and How Does Sound Design Tell a Story?
articles, audio engineering, audio production, audiobook, blog, how to, sound designWith all of the audio content out there nowadays, you have probably heard the phrase "Audio Drama". So what is an Audio Drama, and how is it able to portray such an intricate story with no images?
An Audio drama (AKA Radio Play or Audio…

How to Sell Your Audiobook Directly on Your Website: The Simple Author’s Guide
articles, audiobook, blog, e-commerce, how toYou’ve finished the hard work: your audiobook is recorded, edited, mastered, and ready for listeners. Now what?
While major retailers are an option, selling your audiobook directly on your website is a powerful move an author can make.…
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Is Audible’s “Virtual Voice” audiobook narration here to stay? What can we expect next for the industry?
AI Voice, articles, blog, newsIf you regularly purchase and listen to audiobooks, chances are you have used platforms like Audible and other similar websites in the past.
Audible is a leading platform that offers an extensive collection of audiobooks in various genres,…

Audiobook Self Recording Guide | Steps and Process
articles, blog, how toWhen recording an audiobook, it can seem like a daunting task. However, there are some procedures you can take to make the process smoother and less time-consuming.
One practice the narrator can do when recording is to keep reading and not stop after making a mistake. This will help the narrator keep a constant tone, speed, and cadence throughout the audiobook.

The Complete Guide to AudioBook Production & Budgeting
articles, blog, how toAudiobooks have experienced unprecedented growth in popularity over the past decade, with more and more people turning to audio as their preferred way of consuming content. In 2021, it is estimated that over 130 million people listened to audiobooks…
