Voice Over Demo Reels and DIY Presets

People make 2 kind of mistakes regarding voice-over demos when they pursue a voice-over career. 

Either they have no demos, or they have demos recorded in a professional studio, yet they have not consistently booked voice-over jobs. 

Most professional demos have a hidden problem. They're recorded in an expensive studio, processed by an engineer, and they sound nothing like what you'll actually deliver from home.

A client hears the demo, selects you for an audition, and receives something completely different.

That gap costs you the client, and your reputation.

>> Read more on the cost of having no demo and having a professionally produced demo in a studio

I build your demo reels differently: remotely, from your own home recordings.

So what a client hears in your demo is exactly what they'll get when they hire you.

No gap. No overselling. Just a professional demo that sounds like you, from your setup.

And here's the part that matters most: you get all the presets and the complete workflow I use to build your demos.

This is the real win.

With the presets and workflow in your hands, you can update your demos any time, on your own, from home.

Most people's demos go stale. Their skills improve, but their demo stays frozen where they were a year ago.

Yours can grow with you.

Every time your acting or your audio improves, you produce a fresh demo that shows it, and casting directors hear your current level, not your old one.

A demo that keeps up with your skills is what makes them take you seriously.

How it works

Step 1: We start with a conversation.
After your purchase, we get on a video call. We talk about your voice, your goals, and which demo types fit you best (commercial, announcer, audiobook, animation, or a mix).

Step 2: We lock the scripts.
I can generate scripts for you, or you can bring your own. Either way, we confirm every script together before you record a single word.

Step 3: You record from home.
You record the scripts with your own setup, in your own space, and send me the raw files. This is the point of the whole approach: the demo is built from the same setup your future clients will hear.

Step 4: I review, and request retakes if needed.
If a take needs better acting or cleaner audio, I'll tell you exactly what to fix and you record it again. We repeat until the raw material is right.

Step 5: I produce your demos.
I do the mixing, mastering, music, and sound design. During production, we have 2-3 video calls so you can give feedback and shape the result.

Step 6: You get everything.
Within about 2 weeks of receiving your final recordings, you get your finished demos in high-quality WAV and MP3, plus all the presets and the workflow I used to build them.

Step 7: From here, you're independent.
When your skills improve, you record new material, apply the same presets and workflow, and update your demos yourself. No extra cost.

What's included:

• 5 fully produced demo tracks (commercial, announcer, audiobook, animation — your choice)
• Industry-standard mixing and mastering, built from your home recordings
• All the presets and the workflow I use to create your demos — yours to keep, so you can update your demos yourself, any time
• Script support (I can generate scripts, or you can bring your own for approval)
• Music and sound design that match your scripts (you provide tracks, or I'll choose options for you)
• 2-3 video calls during the process for feedback and collaboration
• Final delivery in high-quality WAV + MP3 formats

What I'll need from you:

• Raw recordings from your home setup, with proper acting (I'll request retakes if needed)
• Licensed music tracks
• Scripts (mine, yours, or both — confirmed before recording)
• Your time for a few video calls
• Up to 2 weeks for production once I have everything

Pricing:

• Additional demos beyond the 5: $200 each

If you have any questions, send me an email at info@master-editor.com