A sonic identity that stays consistent from podcast intro to IVR to brand film.
Conversational, natural delivery for commercial and corporate content — a versatile voice for brands, agencies and production companies.
A practical research library on presence, intelligibility, AI voice identity and the way a recorded voice behaves in real production contexts.
Open Voice LabResearch on sonic identity design, voice consistency across touchpoints and the way brand voice performs in audio recognition and consumer preference contexts.
The starting point is the brand's existing personality and touchpoints, not a generic 'brand voice' brief.
The same voice gets tested across formats early — an intro sting, a notification, a longer brand film — to confirm it holds up everywhere it needs to.
Delivery is organized by touchpoint, so the asset library stays usable as the brand adds new formats later.
A sonic identity that stays consistent from podcast intro to IVR to brand film.
An audio identity either gets recognized in the first few seconds or it doesn't get recognized at all — there is no slow build the way a visual logo can afford. The voice has to do that work immediately, in any format it appears.
The starting point is the brand's existing personality and touchpoints, not a generic "brand voice" brief written in isolation. The same voice gets tested across formats early — an intro sting, a notification, a longer brand film — to confirm it holds up everywhere it needs to.
Audio branding creates a sonic identity that makes your brand instantly recognizable across all audio touchpoints: ads, intros, hold music, notifications. A distinctive voice is the core of effective audio branding.
Audio branding starts with your brand personality, audience expectations, and communication goals. The voice should reflect brand values while standing out in competitive audio spaces like podcasts, streaming and radio.
Yes. A well-designed brand voice works consistently across platforms: podcast intros, video ads, streaming platform notifications, brand films, and customer service systems, creating audio recognition across media.
Distinctiveness, memorability, consistency, emotional alignment with brand values, and adaptability across production contexts. The voice should be recognizable in 3-5 seconds and appropriate for your target audience.
Yes. Joel De Las Heras Bean records from a professional studio in Spain for agencies, brands, producers and technology teams working in Spain and internationally.
Professional recordings are available in Spanish, English for premium and luxury brand contexts, and Catalan.
Recognition happens in the first few seconds or not at all — an audio identity that needs a full sentence to land isn't doing its job.
Consistency across touchpoints matters more than any single polished asset: a notification sound and a brand film need to feel like the same voice, not two different projects.
Joel builds the sonic identity around what the brand already is visually and verbally, rather than inventing a voice in isolation.
Most audio branding work doesn't stop at one asset — a podcast intro today often becomes an app notification or an IVR greeting later.
The same voice identity needs to survive that expansion without sounding like a different recording each time.
Files are organized from the first session so new formats can be added without re-establishing the voice from scratch.
Listen to a demo close to your intended touchpoint before deciding.
Audio demoSend them over, and get notes on how the voice would translate across formats.
Script reviewShare the touchpoints and volume so the proposal covers the whole system, not just one asset.
Availability and quoteA voice tested across touchpoints, recognizable in seconds, and an asset library built to expand.
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