Sounds Visual Radio and Music Production
The UK Commercial Radio Production Specialists
From a dry voice over to a fully sung jingle Sounds Visual delivers highly effective, award winning commercials. With over 18 years experience in delivering top quality production at sensible prices we have earned our reputation as the radio specialists.
ON THE RADIO SIMPLE MESSAGES WORK BEST
Take a listen to a few of our winners...
The Driving Instructor
Driving instructors and striptease dancing...U2 Vertigo Tour
U2 national Vertigo CampaignThe Duck
The heating and plumbing ad they tried to ban...Mobile Communications
Classic Jingle branding...
Would your business benefit from a musical approach to your
radio advertising?
Prices start from as little as £350.
To find out more call Jonathan on 01225 470011.
radio advertising?
Prices start from as little as £350.
To find out more call Jonathan on 01225 470011.
Unbeatable value!
A single voice over radio commercial with music and sound effects costs from just £130! Same day turnaround is possible.
Click here to see the full UK Radio Station Rate Card pdf (right click to save the pdf to your computer).
Same day voice overs for radio ads,TV ads, podcasts,telephone hold & web audio. Just call 01225 470011 and ask for Jonathan.
Have script, need production? For an immediate quote fax it to 01225 470022 or email to radio@soundsvisual.com. We are happy to offer free advice on timing,RACC clearance, voice casting & music selection.
Looking for a voice over? Take a listen to a selection of the best voice artists available Click here!
Sung jingles make you stand out from the rest. Take a listen to some examples of what we could do for you.
Having worked with everyone from small companies advertising on local radio to national names like Tesco, Abbey National and Barclaycard, Sounds Visual has the experience and facilities to deliver quality radio production at excellent prices. From our two digital radio studios we work with the very best voiceovers, as well as celebrities such as Geoffrey Palmer, Jon Culshaw and Brian Cox.