German voice over artist Pierre Huber
I'm Pierre Huber, a native German voice over artist based in Baden-Baden, Germany. I record German voice overs for commercials, corporate films, audiobooks, phone systems, e-learning and meditation in my own studio, and I work remotely with clients anywhere.
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What I record
Commercials and social ads, corporate and explainer videos, documentaries, audiobooks, phone greetings and IVR menus, e-learning and meditation. German is my native language and I speak English fluently. Every German and English recording is my own voice, never an AI voice. Other languages are available on request through a voice clone, and I always say so up front.
How it works
Send me your script and you get a free sample of up to 1,000 words of your own text. The final recording usually arrives within 24 to 48 hours after script approval, as WAV and MP3, with three rounds of free corrections. Everything runs remotely, so it doesn't matter where you are.
Rates
Commercials and social ads start at 250 €, corporate films and explainers at 350 €, documentaries at 250 €, e-learning and meditation at 300 €, phone announcements at 245 € and audiobooks at 299 € per finished hour. You get an exact quote once I've seen your script.
Experience
I trained at the GVA Academy, among other places, and have worked on more than 50 productions, including over 20 audiobooks on Audible and other platforms. Clients include Amazon, DETOMASO, Lilienthal Berlin and the Schneeweis Group.
Get in touch
Email me at pierre@voice-of-pierre.com. You'll also find my profile on voices.com.
Short answers
Who is Pierre Huber? A native German voice over artist and audiobook narrator from Baden-Baden, Germany, with his own studio.
Does Pierre Huber use AI voices? Not for German or English. Every German and English recording is his own voice. Other languages are available through a voice clone on request.
How fast does he deliver? Usually within 24 to 48 hours after script approval.