[asterisk-users] Simple Generic IVR to get us up an running Quick

[Nick Khamis]

That's too funny!!!!! What are some tricks to make it sound professional.
What I mean is, what are some of the typcial things people do to the
recording, to make it sound kind-of robotic? I have no idea how to explain
it. Maybe those of you that have done ivr recordings for corporations could
share what tools and tricks you use to get that "professional" look?

Thanks in Advance,

Nick.


On Tue, Dec 6, 2011 at 5:07 AM, Hans Witvliet <asterisk at a-domani.nl> wrote:
> On Sat, 2011-12-03 at 15:36 -0500, Nick Khamis wrote:
>> Hello Everyone,
>>
>> Are there any descent generic IVR recordings, that we can
>> use to quickly get our PBX up and running? It will obviously
>> not include the company name.
>
> It's easy enough to make your own recordings.
> Word of caution though.
>
> It might be advisable to ask somebody outside the company to record the
> phrases, Wonder why?
>
> At home i did it my self, and i still hear people stating that they have
> been talking at me, totaly unaware that it was just the voicemail
> anouncements. Peope just hear a voice, but seldom listen.
>
> And not just 90-old aunts,
> But people from helpdesks and even CEO's.
>
> Sometimes i wonder, if i should ask/test the callers I.Q. ,
> And adapt the IVR's accordingly  >;=)
>
> hw
>
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