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Every few months a brief lands with a number in it: deliver at -23, master to -16, peaks under -3. Those numbers aren't the client being fussy. Each one comes from a body that publishes it, for a reason you can read, and once you know who wrote which number, a delivery spec stops looking like a riddle. Here's the reference card, sourced line by line.
This is a bookmark piece. It covers the targets a working voice actor is most likely to be asked for, from audiobooks to broadcast commercials, streaming drama and podcast ads, and it quotes the documents themselves so you can check the wording before you argue with an engineer. Specs change, so the date each was read is in the Sources line.
For decades, levels were set by peaks. The trouble is that two files can peak at exactly the same point and sound wildly different in volume, because one is a quiet read with one loud word and the other is squeezed flat and loud all the way through.
Two AI companies launched tools this week that make one voice speak languages its owner never recorded. ElevenLabs' new live translation model works in more than 90 languages and can...
Voice actors working under SAG-AFTRA's television animation contract have until 5 p.m. Pacific on Thursday, October 29, to vote on a new four-year deal. It raises minimum pay 3% a...
Three goodbyes, a new awards night in Sydney, AI audiobooks slipping into Kindle+, and a prime minister who filed four seconds of her own voice. Here's your week in voice.
Anime
Firefly Wedding, the Meiji-era romance about a dying noblewoman who proposes to the assassin sent to kill her, starts streaming in English on Crunchyroll today. Rowan...
Opinion
The most important voice in the David Greene case hasn't said a word. Google says the male voice in its AI podcast tool came from a...
VO Tech News
Amazon renamed Kindle Unlimited on Thursday. It's Kindle+ now, and for the first time it includes audiobooks for US subscribers at no extra cost. Books voiced...
The BBC dropped a bespoke Archers studio at the Tea Factory. Judi Dench and 100+ cast and writers say leaving Birmingham threatens the show.
The Japanese voice of Lightning McQueen and Grisha Yeager, and Kakuranger’s Ninja Blue, died of heart failure at 54. Colleagues and studios pay tribute.
A tentative ruling keeps all four of David Greene’s claims over NotebookLM’s male voice alive. Google says it hired a professional actor.
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