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If you hear an echo/inconsistencies within your voiceover audio it is likely that it was recorded while a music track was playing in the background. The music was likely picked up by your mic and was merged with the voice track.
We recommend re-recording the voiceover while you have the music muted or you have headphones on. This ensures the mic doesn't pick up the background audio and will contain only your voice.
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