World class audiobook production from the heart of Yorkshire
Your book deserves the best treatment, and we're here to make sure it gets it.
Audiobook Studio is a bespoke recording studio in Bradford, West Yorkshire that specialises in audiobook production.
From recording the first spoken word through to launching on Audible, Findaway Voices, Apple books etc, we work with publishers and independent authors to bring audiobooks to life.
Great! We can help you sound your best. Whether you want to narrate your own book or have someone else do it for you, we can help.
Great! We are here to make that happen. Whether your author is narrator, or you need a seasoned professional, we can help.
Marching with Caesar (Conquest of Gaul), Read by Simon Burdett
Prince Charm-Bin, Read by the author Jenny York
Standout or Die Read by Luke Collins
Step 1: Do you have a narrator?
This is arguably the most important part of the project - giving your book a voice. If you have a narrator, great! Move on to Step 2. If not, have a listen to some of our available narrators, hopefully one of them will fit the bill. If not, contact us with some details and we'll work on getting you some narration options to suit your project.
Step 2: Can you get to the studio?
Our studio is in Greengates, Bradford. If you can get to us, great! That's the easiest solution all round, ensuring we can deliver pristine audio in a comfortable environment. If not, no problem, we can bring the studio to you. Contact us with some details of your project and we can work out a solution to meet your needs.
Step 3: Give us a call / email / fill in the form below. We love to chat audiobooks and are happy to guide you through the process, or give advice on how you can achieve your audiobook goals.
Step 4: Let's make your book!
The fun part. We'll guide you through the whole process, which looks like:
Audiobook Studio is the result of over 20 years spent working in recorded sound. After graduating with a BSc Hons in Music Technology from Leeds Metropolitan University in 2001, and working for several years part time in a range of smaller studios and in live sound, founder Luke Collins made his first commercial recording at Nonsuch Park Studio in 2007 for Make Way Music (Dreaming of a Holy Night - Graham Kendrick). 12 years and a lot of studio miles later, he had his own recording studio built in Apperley Bridge, West Yorkshire. He's been working from there on a range of music and spoken word projects for the last few years, and while still making music, the studio now focuses heavily on audiobook and long form spoken word projects. www.apperleybridgestudio.com has more examples of the studio's musical output.