How to Create Audiobooks Through ACX
Create Your Amazon ACX Training Audible eBook
Expand your reach with a digital audiobook! Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX) makes it easy to produce and distribute your digital audiobook. You'll also be able to take advantage of the exciting new Kindle features Whispersync for Voice and Immersion Reading to reach more readers in more ways.
Use ACX to produce a digital audiobook edition of your book using our marketplace of professional audiobook producers and earn royalties of up to 40%. ACX provides access to thousands of talented audiobook producers, and both actors and studios, available for hire for a fee or for a no-cost, royalty-sharing partnership. ACX also provides distribution options to the leading retailers of audiobooks: Audible.com, Amazon.com, and iTunes, as well as their global partners. It's free to try ACX.
Your audiobook may be eligible for the new Whispersync for Voice functionality, which allows customers to purchase your Whispersync for Voice-ready Audible audiobook at a special limited time discounted price. This function allows customers to switch seamlessly between reading the Kindle book and listening to the professionally-narrated audiobook across devices without losing their place. Audiobooks will also be enabled for Immersion Reading, which will allow customers with Fire HD devices to listen to the professional narration as the words of the eBook are highlighted on the screen.
1 - Overview
2 - Signing Up for An ACX Account
3 - ACX Requirements Page
4 - Hiring A Narrator
5 - Equipment Needed to Create Your Own Audio
6 - Layout of Your Manuscript
7 - Things to Remember When You're Recording
8 - Recording Your Manuscript
9 - Recording and Editing Your Manuscript
10 - Processing Your Edits
11 - Opening Credit_Closing_Credits
12 - Audio Sample Creation
13 - Claim and Upload Process
14 - Claim and Upload Process - Part 2
15 - Claim and Upload Process - Part 3 - Cover Art
16 - Claim and Upload Process - Part 4 - Final
17 - Start Your Author Central Account and Claim Your Book
19 - Your Author Page - Part 2
18 - Your Author Page - Part 1
20 - Conclusion