How to make an audiobook for iTunes
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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Squander Two on August 31st, 2007
Of course, if you get a decent sound-editing program, you can just use its “bucket and filing cabinet” effect.
Ben on September 1st, 2007
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.”
Anonymous on September 18th, 2008
Excelent! But how to create just files in iTunes’ audiobook format?