Voiceover
Voiceover recording, with an engineer in the room
An acoustically treated studio near Chichester for commercial reads, corporate narration, e-learning and voice reels. You bring the script or the voice; an engineer records, directs playback and delivers clean files the same day where needed.
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In short: Granary Digital records voiceover at an acoustically treated, engineer-run studio near Chichester, West Sussex: commercials, corporate narration, e-learning modules, IVR and phone systems, guided audio and actor voice reels. Sessions from £39/hour +VAT, edited files delivered to spec.
A directed read, caught properly.
A booth records you. An engineer improves you.
Most voiceover gets recorded alone in a padded corner, and it sounds like it. Here the session is run by an engineer who sets the mic to your voice, watches levels, catches the fluffs you did not hear, and plays takes back so you can beat them. The room is acoustically treated, the microphones are broadcast-grade, and the coffee is close.
Scripts arrive as scripts and leave as finished audio. Editing, cleanup, and delivery to your loudness and format spec are done in-house, usually with a same-week turnaround and same-day possible for short reads.
What gets voiced here
Commercials & brand reads
Radio ads, online pre-rolls and brand films. Directed sessions with a client line open if the agency wants to listen in.
Corporate narration
Explainer films, case studies, internal comms and annual-report films, recorded to picture where the edit already exists.
E-learning & training
Module narration at volume: consistent tone across hours of material, files split and named to your course structure.
IVR & phone systems
Menus, hold messages and out-of-hours greetings, delivered in the formats your phone system actually accepts.
Guided audio & wellness
Meditation, sleep and coaching audio, where a warm room and an unhurried session matter more than anywhere else.
Actor voice reels
A directed voicereel session for actors: varied copy, honest feedback, edited into the reel agents want to receive.
Why record it here
Engineer on every session
Mic choice, levels, take management and playback, handled. You concentrate on the read.
Video without a second booking
Three 4K cameras and an autocue in the same room, so a script can come out as audio and a to-camera film in one visit.
Edit in-house
Cleanup, de-breath, level, master and split. Files arrive ready to publish, not ready to fix.
Easy to get to
Ten minutes from Chichester, free parking at the door, 90 minutes from London. Remote direction over fibre for anyone who cannot travel.
Sessions from £39/hour +VAT with an engineer. Tell us the script length and the deadline and we will quote the whole job, recording and edit together. Regular series and retainer rates are available. See the packages at podcast.granary.digital.
Ready when you are
Availability and a firm quote, usually same day. No pressure, no hard sell.
Voiceover sessions · from £39/hour +VAT
Questions we get asked
What does a voiceover session cost?
Sessions with an engineer are from £39/hour +VAT, the same published rate as our solo recording package. Editing, cleanup and delivery in your required formats are quoted with the booking, so the price is agreed before you record.
Can you record a video version at the same time?
Yes, and this is the reason to record here rather than in a booth. The room has three 4K cameras and an autocue, so the same session can produce the audio files and a to-camera version of the same script.
Do you supply voice artists?
We record your voice or a voice you have cast. If you need help finding one, tell us the brief on the booking call and we will point you in the right direction rather than pretending to run a roster.
Can a director or client dial in to the session?
Yes. The studio has fibre internet, so a director, client or agency can listen in and give notes live from anywhere.
What do you deliver?
Whatever the job needs: raw takes, an edited and cleaned master, or split files named to your script. Formats and loudness specs are agreed on the booking call.