Familiar voiceover for automated attendant... question

[cobac]

Off topic question.... hoping someone can help me out!

I have client that wants their automated attendant voice prompts recorded with a specific voiceover talent. They are interested in the female voice that seems to be doing all the Avaya installs/AA updates.

Examples:

Avaya Sales number 1-866-GO-AVAYA
American Express
American Airlines
IBM
many many more...

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

So far I have found Lorraine Nelson (Welcome to Audix) and Susan Berkley (Thank you for calling AT&T, etc) and a bunch other voice available...but no sign of this familiar one that my client is interested in.

Thank you for any info or a bump in the right direction!

 

[sostek]

You don't need the same homogenous sound. However if you really need someone good, why not contact your local radio stations.

 

[mikeydidit]

I have used our MOH people to do some of ours. They turned out really nice.

Mike Jones
Louisiana State University Health Sciences center

 

[SF0751]

Although I don't know who/where that particular voice comes from, we use GM Voices for our announcements. If you're not successful in finding what you want, you might want to offer this to your client as an alternative.

Susan
"'I wish life was not so short,' he thought. 'Languages take such a time, and so do all the things one wants to know about.'"
- J. R. R. Tolkien, The Lost Road

 

[cobac]

Thanks for the suggestions...

I was also thinking about gmvoices or marketingmessages.com they seem to be the most popular.. but none of those two companies heard of this voiceover either, strange. Just trying to appease my customer here.