Hi all, Just a little background, I'm a retired Broadcast Engineer, I've been in radio and television many years (40). I mainly worked "behind the scenes" designing and building studios and control rooms and yes audio booths. My Wife, a retired telecommunications engineer started writing books. One day she said "Hey, why don't you put that radio voice of yours to work narrating my books." And here I am. So far I have published 35 audio books. I am ALWAYS looking for ways to improve and have watched many, many of Peters videos. Peter you are fantastic! Anyway, I thought this group would be fantastic for improving and getting feedback. I'm attaching a recent audition I did and would like any and all feedback, good or bad, let me have it. I feel this is the only way to improve and some of the courses out there that guarantee you will make thousands with your voice if you only send them 3,000.00 are, well let me just say, be careful. So, without further ado, here is my audition.

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