Voiceovers for Property Videos
Updated October 2026
A property video is watched with the sound low, often on a phone. A clear, warm narration in a quiet room, at a level that suits a phone, keeps viewers listening.
The short version
- Record the narration in a quiet, soft room, away from the street.
- Write a short script, one line per room or feature.
- Set the level so it reads clearly on a phone speaker.
- Put the cleaned narration into the video and check the timing.
The room
Record in a quiet room, away from traffic and appliances. Soft furnishings help. Record the narration in a room that is not the property itself, if you can, so the property sound does not mix in.
The script
Write one short line for each feature. Read it aloud and time it, so the narration fits the video.
Level and clean
Set the level so the narration reads clearly on a phone. Clean it gently and check the loudness. The voiceover guide covers the take.
Put it in the video
Align the narration with the video, and use replace audio if the video needs a new sound.
Clear narration for phones
Tunedzy cleans the narration and sets the level so it reads clearly on a phone speaker.
Free tools for this
Frequently asked questions
Should I use music?
Only music you have the right to use. Duck it under the narration.
How long should a line be?
Short. A line per feature keeps the video moving.
Can I use my phone for the narration?
Yes, in a quiet room, close to the mouth.
Keep going
How to Record a Voiceover on Your Phone
How to Add Background Music to a Voiceover
How to Put Clean Audio Back Into a VideoAll guides and comparisons · Tunedzy Go on your phone · Pricing