Eddie was born and raised in California. At a young age, he loved to create cartoon-like caricature voices and perform them to anyone he could make a captive audience. His friends and family told him he should be in the voice-over industry when he grew up - probably just to make him go away.

In his junior year of high school, the space shuttle Challenger exploded on takeoff. At the time, another launch site at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California was being built to launch shuttles into polar orbits. Eddie's father worked there as an engineer. The ripple effect of the Challenger disaster caused the west-coast site to close down, forcing thousands of engineers out of work. His father was forced to relocate, finding work and moving his family across the country to the comparatively tiny state of Maryland.

After adjusting to the culture shock, Eddie attended the University of Maryland, Baltimore County to study computer science. He currently works at Oceaneering International near Baltimore, creating software control systems for both remotely-operated and autonomous underwater vehicles.

His dream of being a voice actor was forgotten until he crossed paths with a narrator for Audible. The possibility of being in the voice-over industry was rekindled, and after harassing this person incessantly on the details of becoming an Audible narrator, you find Eddie's story here today.

Eddie records from a home studio utilizing the following equipment, software, and methods:

• WhisperRoom MDL 4242 S
• Blue Yeti Pro 24-bit USB Microphone with shock mount
• Reaper Digital Audio Workstation
• Punch and Roll Recording Method

 

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Fire & Ice (The Icefire Trilogy Book 1)
by Patty Jansen
US UK FR DE
 
 
 

Fire & Ice (The Icefire Trilogy Book 1)
by Patty Jansen
US UK FR DE

The Book of Siavon, Volume 2
The Tail of Murias
by Jessica Epply
US UK FR DE

The Book of Siavon, Volume 1
The Ruby Child
by Jessica Epply
US UK FR DE
 

Soul Bound: The Warrior
Soul Bound Series, Book 1
by Jas T. Ward
US UK FR DE
Lightning Wolves
Clockwork Legion Book 2
by David Lee Summers
US UK FR DE
Owl Dance
Clockwork Legion Book 1
by David Lee Summers
US UK FR DE
 

 

More audiobooks are published under a psuedonym. I can provide a list upon request.

 

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Children's Train by Jana Zinser
 
The Last Bad Job by Colin Dodds
 
Infected: The Fall by Caleb Creek
 
Gun Shy by Lili St. Germain
 
Spaceship Broken by Russell Nohelty
 
Character Voices
 
Detective Noir
 
Non-fiction
 
Educational Video Voice Over
 
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  • "The narrator's skill with varying the characters' voices and accents made the characters come alive for me and held my interest." -Robyn, Review of Owl Dance, April 9, 2017
  • "Edward Mittelstedt does a wonderful job breathing life into the words giving each character a unique voice and letting their emotions and personalities shine." -Peter, Review of Owl Dance, April 27, 2017
  • "I really enjoyed listening to Edward Mittelstedt narrate this book and hope he will be narrating the rest of the series to follow." -Amy, Review of Owl Dance, May 28, 2017
  • "The book was brilliant but Edward Mittelstedt breathed life in to the story and helped create David Lee Summers' world and characters. He had me hooked and honestly I could probably listen to him read the phone book but luckily he had this fantastic world to bring to life instead." -Amy, Review of Lightning Wolves, June 9, 2017
  • "Edward Mittelstedt did a really good job. His Spanish accent was consistent throughout the story... he was great with keeping all the characters distinct and also with the various emotions throughout the story. He also gave Fatemeh a consistent Persian accent. His female voices were believable." -Dab of Darkness Book Reviews, Review of Owl Dance, July 15, 2017
  • "Edward Mittelstedt does a fine audio interpretation with clear speech and good definition of the characters." -Jan, Review of Lightning Wolves, October 3, 2017
  • "The narrator gave an amazing performance and made the listening experience." -Heather North, Review of Soul Bound: The Warrior, November 14, 2017
  • "The best part of this listen was the narrator - Edward Mittelstedt does a fantastic job with the voice acting. The characters were distinct in tone and accent, allowing the listener to understand who was speaking without the character being named." -Simone K, Review of Soul Bound: The Warrior, December 22, 2017
  • Edward Mittelstedt did a really good job narrating this book. Each character was distinct and his female voices were feminine. Now, the story does describe Jace as a more rugged Gerald Butler so I was expecting a deeper voice for Jace. That could just be me. Mittelstedt went the extra mile and did neat things like have multiple voices when more than one person answered a question at the same time. That was great! 5/5 stars. -Dab of Darkness Book Reviews, Review of Soul Bound: The Warrior, December 31, 2017
  • An even greater treat, is the performance by Edward Mittelstedt. His performance gives the story substance and intrigue. Each character comes to life under his skillful narration. -Stephen Bergquist, Review of The Book of Siavon, Volume 1: The Ruby Child, January 16, 2018
  • Edward Mittelstedt has a great voice and I liked how he sounds. He did an excellent job showing the frustration, anger, and fear Jace went through. -Nina Dubois, Review of Soul Bound: The Warrior, January 30, 2018
  • I read this book and it haunted me for a long time. I absolutely loved it. Now, listening to it, I want to replay it over and over!! Edward does a fantastic job, and, those creepy laughs send shivers down my spine!! I highly recommend this one! -michelle m reynolds, Review of Soul Bound: The Warrior, April 7, 2018
  • I loved this narration. The narrator did a terrific job of individualizing each character and we even had some accent to help along the way. His tone and inflection were spot on for me and I never had a problem getting directly into the story and feeling a connection with the characters. -carvanz, Review of Soul Bound: The Warrior, April 27, 2018
  • The saving grace was the Narrator. Edward Mittelstedt is a name that I will remember and look for similar to books narrated by George Guidall. I was better able to follow the characters because of the voices the narrator uses. I especially liked the voices for the fawn-like characters. The cadence was such that it helped things along rather than lull you to sleep. -Wanpakumono, Review of The Book of Siavon, Volume 1: The Ruby Child, June 20, 2018
  • The performance adds so much to the enjoyment of the book. I can’t wait for the next installment. -Susan Bourgeois, Review of The Book of Siavon, Volume 1: The Ruby Child, June 30, 2018
 
 
 
 
 
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