Horst Reincke
German native male voicetalent and voice-actor, Horst Reincke
Well-crafted related topics always develop core skill. Our good announcer Horst Reincke from Austria is the clearest proof of the widespread theory of talent in everything a talented person. Knowledge of several languages (the main one is German), playing the guitar, sound engineering developments only add new facets to his professionalism, increasing the likelihood of falling into the topic if he is chosen for dubbing.
Very often it is easy for creative individuals to combine a couple of specializations due to the main one direction. The ballet and the rod are clearly not in tandem, and the guitar solo and the vocal are quite in harmony. German native narrator Horst Reincke prefers calm, informational parts in voice-over. It sounds in public transport notifications, greets subscribers of many companies and firms in their country (answering machine for help), monitors the development of events, intrigues and destinies when recording audio books.
Very often it is easy for creative individuals to combine a couple of specializations due to the main one direction. The ballet and the rod are clearly not in tandem, and the guitar solo and the vocal are quite in harmony. German native narrator Horst Reincke prefers calm, informational parts in voice-over. It sounds in public transport notifications, greets subscribers of many companies and firms in their country (answering machine for help), monitors the development of events, intrigues and destinies when recording audio books.
| Voicetalent name | Horst Reincke |
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| Turnaround | 48+ hrs |
| Languages | German |
| Popularity | Midle |
| Voice features | Baritone |
| Of course, the European approach knocks down the everyday routine of provincialism not only by quality, but also by price, but what can be done? We turn to Horst Reincke for a professional male voiceover. | |
Making an order for voice-over at 2vocieover studio you can expect to receive from one to three ready takes of your script. This rule applies if the script is not more than 80 words long. In case it contains more than 80 words you can expect only one take. The quote can change if the script is to be broadcasted on TV or radio. To get an adequate quotation be sure to specify if your script is going to be used for broadcasting.