Modern Standard Arabic voice-over: hear and compare the studio's voices
At the VoixPro.ma studio in Rabat, two voices, one male and one female, record Modern Standard Arabic (fusha): corporate films, documentaries, audio guides, e-learning, ads and official announcements. Rates start at 600 MAD, with a quote and a free sample within 1h; delivery time is set in the quote.
The studio's Standard Arabic voices
Modern Standard Arabic gives institutional communication the right register and is understood across the Arab world. Pronunciation and grammar leave no room for error, and every studio voice holds them from the first line to the last.
These are real voices recorded in the studio, not synthetic ones. Hear each voice below, then contact the one that fits your project directly.
Which projects suit Standard Arabic?
- Corporate films and official announcements
- The register institutions, ministries and large companies expect.
- Documentaries and audio guides
- Composed narration for heritage, museums and long-form stories.
- E-learning and advertising
- Clear modules to learn from, and spots that carry across the Arab world.
Questions about Standard Arabic voice-over
How much does an Arabic voice-over cost in Morocco?
Rates start at 600 MAD. The price depends on format, script length and usage; each voice sends an exact quote within 1h, with a free sample.
Standard Arabic or Darija: which should I choose?
Standard Arabic for institutional work, documentaries and audiences across the Arab world; Darija to speak to the Moroccan general public. Each language has its own page on VoixPro.ma.
Can my Arabic script be proofread before recording?
Yes. Say so in your request: the script is proofread and language questions are settled before the session.
Is it a real voice or an AI voice?
Real human voices, recorded in the studio, performing the script to your direction.