Martin Wanderer, voice over artist

Martin Wanderer

Martin Wanderer

  • German (Germany) flagGerman (Germany)
Young AdultMiddle AgeSeniorBassBaritoneTenorContraltoAltoGermany

About Martin Wanderer

Martin Wanderer records in German from his home studio in Germany, using a Neumann TLM‑103 microphone and occasional access to an SLR facility. His voice spans young adult, middle‑age and senior ranges and covers bass, baritone, tenor, contralto and alto timbres, allowing him to match a wide variety of character needs. He has delivered corporate‑video narration for Müller AG and for a project titled Peru, and provided both e‑learning and explainer‑video content for Archicad. Additional work includes recordings for Apple Inc. and Microsoft, demonstrating experience with major international brands. Martin’s portfolio highlights corporate‑video, e‑learning and explainer‑video productions, while his broader service list includes audiobooks, documentaries, video‑game dialogue, telephone/IVR, jingles and museum guides. His professional setup combines a treated home environment with the Neumann TLM‑103 and the option to record in an SLR studio when required.

Voice samples

Corporate-Video(2)

  • Corporate-Video for Müller AG

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  • Corporate-Video for Peru

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Elearning(1)

  • Elearning for Archicad

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Explainer-Video(1)

  • Elearning for Archicad

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More samples(1)

  • Voice sample

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Transcripts pending for this profile.

Works on

  • Audiobook
  • Audioguide
  • Cartoon
  • Commercial
  • Corporate-Video
  • Documentary
  • Dubbing
  • Elearning
  • Explainer-Video
  • Jingle
  • Moderation
  • Museum Guide
  • Other
  • Singing
  • Telephone / IVR
  • Trickvoice
  • Video-Game
  • Voice-Over

Selected clients

  • Apple Inc.
  • Microsoft

Studio

Records from their own professional home studio.

Microphones: Neumann TLM-103

Additional studio access: SLR

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