What should my audiobook sound like?

This tool helps you explore how your audiobook could be narrated and produced.

Answer three simple questions about your book, the voices, and how much music or sound you imagine. You will hear a relevant Papaya example and get a starting point to send us. We will read the manuscript and recommend the final creative direction.

01What kind of book is it?

FictionA novel or story led by characters and scenes.Memoir or narrative nonfictionA true story with a personal or narrative voice.Ideas, expertise, or practical guidanceThe listener is here to understand or learn.It does not fit neatlyThat is fine. We can help define the approach.

02What is your instinct about the voices?

One central narratorA single voice carries the whole book.More than one narratorDifferent perspectives may need different voices.I may narrate it myselfYour own voice is part of the connection.I want Papaya to recommendWe will help decide what serves the book.

03How produced do you imagine it?

Mostly voiceClean, compelling narration without added atmosphere.A touch of music or soundSelective elements frame key moments.A fuller sound worldMusic and sound design become part of the storytelling.I want Papaya to recommendWe will listen for what the story actually needs.

0 of 3 answeredChoose one answer in each section.

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Your possible direction will appear here.

Answer all three questions, then choose “Show my possible direction” to see a recommendation and hear a relevant Papaya production.

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