CA161 - Recording an Audio Book

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Have you ever had dreams of having one of your books recorded as an audio book? Do you record a podcast and need some insight on the challenges of getting a great recording? Do you wish you had an insider's guide to the surprising things about the recording of audio books for you to keep in mind? This episode is for you! Hosts Michele Cushatt and Kathi Lipp provide a great list of things to keep in mind to help ensure your success in the recording studio. In their delightful manner, these two veteran writers, speakers, and audio book recording artists unpack the challenges of recording and how to put your best foot forward. You don't want to miss this!

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