Indian PR Strategy Call Recording

I need a crisp, 365-word phone-call style dialogue recorded between two Indian voices: one playing the client, the other the PR consultant. The exchange must sound like a real telephone conversation—formal in tone and centred on discussing a PR strategy—so please apply a subtle telephone filter/EQ that instantly tells the listener it’s happening over the line.

Both speakers must use clear Indian accents (any regional variation is fine as long as diction is easy to understand) and keep the rhythm natural: short overlaps, a few thoughtful pauses, no robotic pacing. Please keep background noise to zero and avoid mouth clicks; I’m aiming for broadcast-ready quality once the filter is on.

Deliverable
• One continuous MP3 or WAV (44.1 kHz, 16-bit) containing the full 365 words.
• File length should fall roughly in the 2–3 minute range.
• Label each turn in the script audibly (“Client:” / “Consultant:”) or use clear speaker separation so listeners never wonder who’s talking.

Timing
I’m on a tight turnaround. I will award quickly and need the finished file back within 4–24 hours of acceptance.

Script
If you already have access to professional dialogue writers and can draft the 365-word script yourself, let me know; otherwise I’ll supply the text immediately after we start. Minor tweaks on pronunciation or pacing may be required, so keep a project file handy for quick revisions.

Tools that usually work well for this include Adobe Audition, Audacity, or any DAW that allows precise EQ filtering; just make sure the final export is clean and peak-limited to around –3 dB.

Please confirm you can:
• Record two authentic Indian voices in a formal register
• Hit exactly 365 words
• Apply a realistic phone filter
• Deliver the final file in under a day

Send a short voice sample (dry and phone-filtered) with your bid so I can lock this in fast. Thanks!