Podcast Intro and Audio Ad Voice Over

A podcast sounds like its opening ten seconds. A professional intro tells the listener the show is worth their time. Gulab Hussain records podcast intros, outros, ad reads and fully narrated series in Hindi, English and Hinglish.

What he records for podcasts

• Show intros and outros, with and without music beds.
• Sponsor and ad reads, read-in-host-style or announcer-style.
• Segment stingers, chapter markers and episode teasers.
• Narrated and documentary-style series.

Consistency across episodes

A recurring voice builds familiarity. Gulab keeps tone and pronunciation consistent across episodes and seasons, and records alternates for sponsor reads so the show does not sound repetitive.

Getting started

Send your show description, a sample of the music or the vibe you want, the intro text and the format. Tell Gulab if the host is a different voice, so the announcer read can complement rather than compete.

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What a podcast package includes

A common starter package is a 20 to 30 second show intro, a 10 to 15 second outro, and two or three variants of a sponsor read. Gulab records each in several tones so you can pick the one that matches your host and your music, and delivers them as separate clean files for your editor.

Working with a host

• If the host is also a voice, the announcer read should contrast rather than copy: a different pace, pitch or energy.
• For interview shows, keep the intro short. Fifteen seconds is usually plenty.
• For narrative shows, send a sample scene so the narration can be matched to the music and sound design.

Seasonal and sponsor reads

Sponsor and seasonal reads are recorded as drop-in files, with the legal lines read clearly, so they can be swapped in without touching the main show.

Get a quote

Send the script, language, where it will run and your deadline. Request a quote, hear the demos, or see how pricing works.