We often receive script at Audiobag that just needs a tiny bit of tweaking before we go into our sound booth to record it. We don’t mind editing it. In fact, it’s our job to help our customers sound their best. So we look over the script, change a word here or there if necessary, get our customer’s approval on any major changes, and then we head into the room that’s so quiet it actually hurts our ears (okay, I’m exaggerating).
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