I’ve been obsessing about audio lately. Not only do I listen to a metric fuckton of audio books and podcasts, but I’ve been consuming my body weight in instruction guides and nonfiction resources in an effort to learn about the creation of audio itself.
Why?
Because I’m desperate to record and publish my nonfiction as audio books.
After starting a podcast, it gave me the confidence I could do it, I figure it’s the next learning step, and frankly, if others are doing it, why the hell can’t I?
In this post, I’ve pulled together some of the resources for creating audio books that I’ve been studying, I hope they help you learn more about audio book creation too.
In my next post, I’ll take you through my step by step process for creating a mini audio booth.
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Sacha – awesome article! I am currently in the research mode, regarding audio creation for my non-fiction book, and it’s so helpful to have information like yours to point a novice (like me) in the direction of helpful audio book resources. I got to listen to Jules Horne on Joanna Penn’s Podcast, The Creative Penn, and she sounded very interesting. So, I might have to check out her book for sure. The whole technical aspect of DIYing an audio book is especially intimidating to me, but I’m up for the challenge. I will look forward to your mini audio booth article as I’m contemplating locations for where I will set up shop once recording time comes. Thanks again for your information.
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