Duet narration involves two voice-over artists, each assigned to voice a particular character rather than switching perspectives. This helps bring multi-character dynamics to life and enhances character engagement.

Full-cast narration—also known as cinematic narration—uses a different voice actor for each character. A lead narrator typically handles non-dialogue narration, creating a fully dramatized, theater-like experience.

Solo narration employs one voice artist for the entire audiobook. Even in books with multiple characters or viewpoints, a single narrator delivers all roles with tone variations and vocal modulation.