Fancy making an audiobook to sell on iTunes? Here’s what you will need.
- A script
- A microphone
- A filing cabinet
- A chair
- Two buckets (ideally metal ones)
- A sound editing program
And here’s how to do it:
- Plug the microphone into your sound editing program.
- Move the filing cabinet to the farthest corner of the room.
- Put the microphone on top of the filing cabinet.
- Put one of the buckets on top of the microphone.
- Move the chair to the corner diagonally opposite the filing cabinet.
- Put the second bucket on your head.
- Read the script very quietly.
- Save the file in the lowest possible sound quality.
- Profit!
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Of course, if you get a decent sound-editing program, you can just use its “bucket and filing cabinet” effect.
Nah, that’s not as fun as recording live with bucketorama sound.
I’m always really surprised no-one doesn’t listen and say “it’s sh…shockingly difficult to understand.”
Excelent! But how to create just files in iTunes’ audiobook format?