Recording studio in Paris for companies

The studio rate is €65 per hour, everything included — room, sound engineer and equipment — and a four-hour half-day is €220. What varies is the rest: the length of the script, whether you need one voice or several, the voice talent's own fee and the usage rights (internal use, advertising, broadcast, duration and territory). Rights are usually the largest line on a voice-over budget, and they are quoted before recording, never after. Details on the budgets page.

Yes. English, Spanish and other languages are recorded in our studios with native voice talent. For an e-learning course or a product film, this is the practical reason to record rather than subtitle: the learner watches the screen, and a subtitle competes with what they are supposed to be reading.

Yes. We send a shortlist of voices matched to the brief — register, age, accent, language — with samples, and you choose before the session is booked. If you already work with a voice, we record them; the studio and the engineer are the same either way.

Yes, through a remote session: the voice talent is in a studio wherever they are, you and our engineer direct the take live, and the master files come back to us for editing and mastering. It is the standard way multi-language versions get made, and it does not change the delivery.

Edited, mastered files at the levels required by their destination — broadcast, web, e-learning platform or telephone system each have their own loudness standard, and a file at the wrong level either gets rejected or sounds wrong. We deliver in the format the platform expects, synced to picture when there is picture.