Audio Production for Pacing & Slight Editing (Producer of Podcasts & Audiobooks)

Hello! ***You must be a Native English speaker, because this job requires a deep understanding of the English language (when to have a pause, how to pace the sentences, etc.)*** Please download the attached file and show me your FINAL edit. If you cannot access the file, you can also download it here: [login to view URL] You need to do the following: 1) Insert "silence" and cut silence appropriately to make for good narrative pacing. Do not cut in the middle of breaths. This should be obvious, but more silence should be added before and after headings/numbered lists, and the rest should sound conversational. 2) Slight editing: remove obvious mouth clicks in the middle of words and fix issues like cut off breaths (rare) along with other mouth noises (other than breaths). Please DO NOT use automated tools for this. Only remove mouth noises by zooming into the waveform and cutting out small pieces, or you can silence mouth noises between words (but leave breaths if they sound natural). 3) Send file back as Mono WAV at 44.1 - if you can't attach it, please give me a link to download the file Please DO NOT: - EQ - Compress - Any automated effects or automated truncation, or leveling - Mastering - Change volume, change the overall sound, change to Stereo, etc. The biggest piece of this is getting the pacing right. If you have the skills, this could easily end up being a long-term job with 4+ episodes to edit every day. If you read this far and are interested in this project, please let me know what your favorite color is. I will not respond if this question is not answered. To help you with the pacing, I recommend viewing the exact article that is being narrated here: (link removed) I will edit this file myself, and compare your edit to mine. If you can match mine very closely, you'll get the job. You can get a feel for normal pacing by listening to this episode: (link removed) Thank you, and I'm looking forward to working with you!