Can I have several talents in a project?

Peo Drangert
Oct 20, 2019
1 min read

Updated: Apr 2

A project can only have one “assigned” voice talent. If you need several voice talents start one project per talent. If they, for example, should interact with each other you can still arrange that by a group call or by sending the voice recorded first to the other voice talent as a reference to read against. If your project is complex contact us to customize your project to your needs.

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