Recording Gear: Audio Interfaces in the VO Studio – The Basics
For our VO studio, the audio interface can be pretty simple. But as the heart of our studio, so it's important to understand what they do.
“Fall back!” – What to do when your fallback plan fails – Tuesday Tech Tip
My article a couple weeks ago about trouble in the studio tempted fate a little too well. What do you do when the backup plan fails?
VO Mindset: Consistency
It sometimes feels as though trying to maintain “consistency" might actually work against our need to be creative. For many of us, the allure of voice acting - or any act of performance - is the tangible tension of the instant creative moment.
VO Workflow: Things Go Wrong – Tuesday Tech Tip
The worst thing to assume is that nothing will ever go wrong. Even the simplest of systems contain a multitude of variables. And it only takes a mere minimum of things going the wrong way to cast us adrift.
VO Studio: Benefit of the Booth – Tuesday Tech Tip
Compared to my current VO recording space, the first voiceover studio I set up at home was ugly. I mean frighteningly so. Certainly, I never showed it to any client nor to my agent...
VO Workflow: Structures and Creativity – Tuesday Tech Tip
Systems support our workflow. However, as creative individuals, we tend to want to reinvent things. That can get us into trouble now and again...
VO Studio Workflow: Why That DAW? – Tuesday Tech Tip
Choosing the best audio recording for your voiceover studio means considering how you will use it. Which gives the most efficient workflow?
VO Studio: Balancing The Need For New Gear
New gear in my voiceover studio? There is seldom a benefit in being an early adopter, but how do we balance the need to stay current?
VO Microphones Wrap Up – Tuesday Tech Tip
Wrap up of the 6-part series on how to choose your voiceover microphone. Matching your budget with the technical requirements for good audio.
