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#MASTERING TWISTEDWAVE AUDIOBOOK SOFTWARE#
#MASTERING TWISTEDWAVE AUDIOBOOK FREE#

I’ve heard from several people after this post was published that Audacity is freeware and it’s great. If you’re working on a PC, you’ll need an alternative. For more complicated projects at our studio, we use ProTools, but for a single voice, Garageband is perfect.

#MASTERING TWISTEDWAVE AUDIOBOOK FREE#

Garageband is the name of the app that comes free with a Mac. I use a Mac (my business is copywriting/design/advertising, so Macs are the standard), and as a recording author, this has a great benefit - because every Mac comes with… Of course, by studio I mean anywhere you can set up.

Export at 192kbps MP3 at 44.1kHz (again, it sounds hard but it’s easy)Ģ.

Reduce noise on the low end, and make sure it’s not louder than -3dB (Don’t worry, I show you how in the video).

Leave silence at the beginning and end of each chapter, and read the chapter headings aloud.

You have to include separate opening credits, chapter files, closing credits, and a 1-5 minute sample.

When you start your account, all you’ll need is your bank information (so they can pay you royalties - that’s a good thing), and to find your title in the Amazon database. Once you have your account created, take a look at the Audio Submission Requirements. They help build and manage audio content that gets sold on Audible, Amazon, and iTunes.

But I’m happy to answer any specific questions you have, so head on over to the Contact page and fire off a question at any time.ġ. Create an account with ACX. This is meant to be an overview, not a tutorial.

#MASTERING TWISTEDWAVE AUDIOBOOK SOFTWARE#

For my demonstration, I’m using certain gear and software you may not have, and I’m talking exclusively about Amazon, but the general principles will still apply.

You should have access to a computer or an iPad.If not, take care of that first and return to this post later. You should already have your book done and published.In fact, here’s a really smart article outlining numerous reasons why you SHOULDN’T narrate your own book. But if you’re still into it after reading that, any author that’s a bit technical can do it, without breaking the bank, using tools you already have (or that won’t cost you an arm and a leg to buy). There are many small things to do right, and many small things that can make a recording awful. You, an independent author, can narrate and publish your own audiobook - for free! (Or close.) When I finished writing and publishing Where the Hell is Tesla?, I looked at the book page, noticed the absence of an audiobook/CD, and said to myself “Hmmm.