I will record a warm e-learning and corporate training narration voice over

I will record a warm, clear e-learning and corporate training narration voice over that keeps learners engaged from the first module to the final quiz. Trustworthy delivery built for retention, not flashy ads.

What you get

• A professionally recorded English voice over for your e-learning course, LMS module, onboarding video, compliance training, or internal training deck.
• A warm, conversational-yet-authoritative read tuned for instructional content: measured pace, clean enunciation, and a tone that respects the learner's attention span.
• Broadcast-quality WAV (24-bit / 48 kHz by default) plus MP3 (320 kbps) versions, so the files drop straight into Articulate Storyline, Rise, Adobe Captivate, Camtasia, Vyond, Premiere, or any LMS.
• Edited and cleaned audio: noise floor removed, mouth clicks and breaths managed, plosives tamed, and consistent loudness so no single slide makes learners reach for the volume.
• Per-slide or per-section file splitting on request, named to match your script (e.g. Module2_Slide14.wav), which saves your developer hours of manual cutting.
• A pronunciation pass on your industry terms, acronyms, product names, and any tricky vocabulary, confirmed with you before recording.
• Recorded in a treated home studio on a large-diaphragm condenser through a clean preamp, so the result is quiet, present, and free of room echo or hum.

Plans

Feature	Basic	Standard	Premium
Finished word count covered	Up to ~300 words	Up to ~1,000 words	Up to ~3,000 words
WAV + MP3 delivery	Yes	Yes	Yes
Noise cleanup and leveling	Yes	Yes	Yes
Pronunciation guide check	Yes	Yes	Yes
Per-slide / per-section file splitting	—	Yes	Yes
Consistent loudness target (e.g. -16 LUFS)	—	Yes	Yes
Revisions for misreads / pronunciation	1 round	2 rounds	Unlimited misread fixes
Sync to existing video timing	—	Optional	Yes
Typical turnaround	2-3 days	3-4 days	5-7 days

Larger courses, full curricula, and recurring module work are quoted per project. Send your script and I'll scope it accurately before you commit.

How it works

1. You send the script as a Word doc, Google Doc, PDF, or even slide notes. I read it through and flag anything ambiguous, missing, or likely to be mispronounced.
2. We align on pronunciation and pace. You tell me how to say acronyms, names, and jargon, and roughly how fast or slow you want the read. If you have a reference clip you like, send it.
3. I record a short sample (a paragraph or two) if you'd like to lock the tone before I voice the full script. This avoids surprises on long projects.
4. I record and edit the full narration, processing it for a clean, consistent, LMS-ready sound.
5. I deliver the files in your chosen formats and naming convention, split per slide or section if you asked for it.
6. You review, I revise. Genuine misreads, wrong pronunciations, or script changes you flag get fixed within your plan's revision scope.

Why choose this

E-learning narration is its own discipline. A great commercial voice can still tank a training module by sounding rushed, salesy, or robotic across forty slides. This service is built specifically for instruction: a steady, warm, human voice that carries learners through dry material without putting them to sleep or talking down to them.

You also get an audio file that's genuinely ready to use. Many voice over deliveries arrive raw, leaving your team to clean breaths, fix levels, and split tracks. Here the editing, leveling, and optional per-slide splitting are part of the job, so your course builder can drop the audio in and move on. Communication is direct: I read your script before quoting, raise questions early, and confirm pronunciation in writing so the first take is the right take.

Who it's for / use cases

• L&D and HR teams producing onboarding, compliance, safety, or skills-training courses.
• Course creators and instructional designers building modules in Storyline, Rise, Captivate, or Camtasia.
• EdTech and online-course businesses needing a consistent narrator across a full curriculum.
• Corporate comms voicing internal training, policy rollouts, software walkthroughs, and explainer videos.
• Agencies that need a reliable, retention-friendly narration voice for client e-learning deliverables.

FAQ

Q: What style and accent will I get? A warm, clear, neutral-leaning English read aimed at comprehension and engagement. Tell me if you want it brighter and more energetic or calmer and more reassuring, and I'll match it.

Q: How should I send my script? Any editable or readable format works: Word, Google Docs, PDF, PowerPoint with notes, or plain text. Clean, final scripts get faster, cleaner results, so lock your wording before recording where possible.

Q: Can you match the timing of my existing video or animation? Yes, on Standard (optional) and Premium. Send the video or a timing sheet and I'll pace the read so it fits your visuals and on-screen events.

Q: How do you handle acronyms, product names, and technical terms? I flag anything I'm unsure about and ask you to confirm pronunciation before recording. If you have a phonetic guide or an audio reference, even better. This is exactly where training narration usually goes wrong, so I treat it carefully.

Q: What if there's a misread or a wrong pronunciation in the delivery? Genuine misreads and pronunciation fixes are covered within your plan's revision scope. Basic includes one round, Standard two, and Premium covers misread fixes until it's right.

Q: Do you provide separate files for each slide or section? Yes, on Standard and Premium. I'll name them to match your script or storyboard (for example by module and slide number) so they drop straight into your authoring tool.

Q: Can you handle a whole course or an ongoing series? Absolutely. Full curricula and recurring module work are common here and quoted per project so the scope and turnaround are realistic. Send your materials and I'll map it out.

Q: What about usage rights? The recording is for your training and e-learning use. For broad external distribution, paid advertising, or resale of the audio itself, just let me know the intended use up front so we can confirm the right terms before recording.