How many voices are available in total?

Our platform features 92 publicly available voices. This ensures you will always find a suitable voice actor for your specific project, whether you are looking for a Danish, Dutch, or other language voice.

Which languages do the voice actors record?

The voice actors on our platform record in their own native language. You can come to us for voices in Danish, German, English, English (US), French, French (BE), Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, and Flemish. [FAQ_BLOCK]

Is a home demo as good as a studio demo?

The demo on the profile is your reference. Professional home studios deliver quality suitable for TV, radio, online, and telephony. You explicitly schedule live direction or an external studio in your brief. More: home demo versus studio .

How do I write a good voice-over script?

A good script is short and conversational . Write as you would speak, not as you would write an email. Use short sentences and avoid any abbreviations the voice artist would have to interpret. Indicate where pauses should go, which words should be emphasised, and the tone you're looking for (e.g. corporate, warm, energetic). The clearer your directions, the better the final result. Don't have a script? Our team can provide scriptwriting advice. Send us your brief and we'll be happy to help.

How do I book a voice via Voices?

Listen to the demos and pick a voice. Add your text, choose what you need the audio for, and pay online. We email you the recording when it is ready.

Which file format do you deliver?

We typically deliver uncompressed WAV at professional quality (often 48 kHz), ready for editing. Mention a different format in your briefing if needed.

Is a retake included?

For tone-of-voice , one retake is usually included. Script changes or a new script afterwards are chargeable. A clear briefing reduces extra rounds.

How to choose the right Danish voice for your video

You have edited a beautiful video and the translation into Danish is on paper, but as soon as the first test recording arrives, it sounds as if a computer is reading the text soullessly. That is jarring, because the wrong emphasis or stilted pronunciation undermines the credibility of your entire brand. The solution lies in finding the right Danish voice over that doesn't just translate your message, but truly brings it to life for a local audience.

Next: preparing the script for recording

Danish sentences have a very unique rhythm and dynamic. If you have a Dutch or Flemish text translated literally, you will often notice that the Danish version turns out shorter or longer. This significantly affects the timing of your video.

As a voice director, I often see voice actors having to rush through the script simply because too many words have been crammed into a scene. Give the voice actor room to breathe naturally. This creates a sense of calm during the recording and makes the message much more powerful. Tip: Read the translated text aloud yourself slowly with a stopwatch to check if the timing is realistic.

Next: drafting a clear briefing

Good preparation prevents you from having to make adjustments afterwards. Voice actors are masters of their craft, but they need clear guidelines to convey the right emotion. Therefore, make a list of the most important requirements for the recording in advance.

Ensure that the following items are always included in your briefing:

The desired pitch and atmosphere of the recording.

The specific target audience you want to reach with the video.

The correct pronunciation of brand names and technical terms.

Tip: Record difficult brand names or foreign terms yourself on your smartphone and send this audio recording along as a reference.

Finally: evaluating and refining the recording

When the recordings arrive, it is time to listen with a critical ear. Pay attention not only to the pronunciation of the words, but especially to the emotion behind the voice. Does the voice actor sound genuine, or does it feel too much like a sales pitch?

Our clients greatly appreciate this meticulous approach. As Pieter wrote in his review, the voices align perfectly with the requirements regarding timbre, tempo, and intonation. Good collaboration with an experienced team ensures that the recording is right the first time, saving you time and frustration.

Tip: Listen to the recording with your eyes closed the first time, without watching the video, so that you focus entirely on the voice.