Measuring VO Volume: How Loud is “Loud”? – Tuesday Tech Tip
In voiceover recording, overall “Loudness" can be tricky to understand. It's different than the "Peak" level - which is the single loudest bit.
VO Recording Sessions: Is Remote the New Normal?
As society begins opening up post-pandemic, will remote voiceover sessions remain important? What are the best and worst aspects of this tool?
VO Software Tools: Using A Limiter for Voiceover
A Limiter helps hit voiceover project delivery specs. In VO, they are often used for controlling peaks in audiobook and to boost loudness.
What Does Your Client Want? Tuesday Tech Tip – Studio Workflow
Too frequently, we end up negotiating with ourselves for VO deliverables. What exactly does your client want you to provide? A checklist...
VO Mindset: Switching or Sliding?
Working from home this past year, you may have noticed a tendency to "slide" rather than switch, then we wonder why our reads seem unfocused.
VO Mindset: Park for the Exit
Friction, focus loss, and momentum failure occur most often during task switching. Parking for the exit means having a clear set of steps to get where you are going next.
Voiceover Gear We Rely Upon
With new VO gear, I tend to preach caution. Many assume the first thing they need is more expensive equipment. That's not always the answer.
Go To Your Room! A Voice Actor’s Quest for Quiet
Every voice actor dreams of having a VO-specific booth. But a voiceover booth doesn’t really fix anything - it just changes the equation.
VO Workflow: Be Safe, Be Saving…
Saving audio files is an annoying steps when recording. It distracts from delivering a brilliant audition. You can always save later, right?
