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Need someone to edit your podcast or presentation (mix your voice and perhaps guest interviews with music)? Then you're on the right page. If you need someone to produce your entire podcast or presentation including narrating it, we can do that, too. However, you'll need to see our Podcasting section (for podcasts) or General Voiceover section (for presentations other than podcasts).
Send us your unedited recordings (.e. your phone interviews, your voice, etc.), and we'll edit out the flubs and other extraneous sounds, equalize the audio to take out too much treble or too much bass, add a brief music intro and outro (or you can purchase a fully-produced Intro and/or Outro using our voice talent), and we'll send it back to you as a ready-to-go presentation.
We deliver the audio
as a 128 kbps MP3 file to you via the Internet as soon as
it's produced. After you've completed
your online purchase, go to http://www.yousendit.com (where you can send up to 100 MB free) and send us your unedited MP3 audio files (use jack@audiobag.com for recipient's email address).
Ordering is easy. Use your credit
card. Receive your audio as an MP3 file via the Internet. Listen
to our examples below.
We accept: 
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EXAMPLES |
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Fully-edited
Presentation
...ideal for companies who want a podcast presence.
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You provide the audio (voice and interviews) and we'll edit the podcast or presentation
for you. Feel free to provide us with any royalty-free (or podsafe) music
or recorded interviews.
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Price includes a brief music intro and outro (purchase a Podcast Intro and/or Outro with our announcer here)
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Price is for audio only (RSS source code not included)
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We deliver it to you via the Internet as 128 kbps MP3
file.
PRICES:
Up to 5 minutes: $67.00
10 minutes: $87.00
15 minutes: $107.00
20 minutes: $127.00
25 minutes: $147.00
30 minutes: $167.00
(plus 8.25% sales tax for Texas residents)
(price options will appear on screen after you click button)
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Listen to Demos
In our demo for Speaker Success, the client sent us her raw audio for us to clean up. We decreased the hum noise, added an Intro and Outro (that was an add-on), took out most of the "uhs" and dead space, and equalized the audio. Listen long enough to the before and after audio to hear how we eliminated the guest speaker's "uhs" -- making the presentation sound smoother. We leave some stuttering and hesitation in the presentation to make the speaker sound natural. |
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