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How To Replace or Delete Demos on Voices

Is your demo showing its age?

Has your voice changed or are you reinventing how you present yourself?
There are any number of reasons why you might choose to update a demo or to stop using it altogether.
This tutorial will show you how to replace a demo and still maintain your Listens count at Voices.

Keeping Demos Current

If your voice has changed (age, register, etc.), you've updated some spots on your demo or you have created a new demo entirely that better demonstrates your abilities as voice actor, odds are you will want to update your Voices profile to give prospective customers the best possible indication of what you can do in the here and now.

How To Edit Demo Details

If you wish to make a change to an existing demo that you have uploaded to your Voices account or even delete the file completely, follow these steps:
1. Log in to your Voices account
2. Go to Profile > Demos. You'll see all existing demos and an option to upload a new file.
3. Click on the demo title to Edit or Delete a demo. Next, click on the Edit Demo button.
4. In the Edit screen you can replace the existing file with a new one and modify any other settings. Don't forget to Save your changes.
5. To delete the demo in full along with all the settings click on the Delete button. You will see a pop up, and if you confirm, the file and all related information will be permanently removed.

CAUTION!

Please note that if you choose to delete a demo in full, you will lose all Listens associated with that demo. Opting to replace an existing file will enable you to upload a newer file that better represents your work at this time while still maintaining the number of Listens you had previously received.
If you have any questions, feel free to comment here on the blog and I'll do my best to answer you at my earliest opportunity.
I hope this helped you!
Best wishes,
Stephanie
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Stephanie Ciccarelli

Stephanie Ciccarelli is a Co-Founder of Voices. Classically trained in voice as well as a respected mentor and industry speaker, Stephanie graduated with a Bachelor of Musical Arts from the Don Wright Faculty of Music at the University of Western Ontario. For over 25 years, Stephanie has used her voice to communicate what is most important to her through the spoken and written word. Possessing a great love for imparting knowledge and empowering others, Stephanie has been a contributor to The Huffington Post, Backstage magazine, Stage 32 and the Voices.com blog. Stephanie is found on the PROFIT Magazine W100 list three times (2013, 2015 and 2016), a ranking of Canada's top female entrepreneurs, and is the author of Voice Acting for Dummies®.

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