DAW software allows you to create a “Template.” With that tool, you set up everything exactly how you want it to work and then save a “snapshot” of those settings. When you begin a new project, opening the Template presents that same layout.
Volume can mislead us. If something is louder, we might think our voiceover recording is better. Here's how to compensate for that...
Even if you don’t want to be an audio engineer, understanding the basics of the VO recording signal chain will...
This week's Tuesday Tech Tip - Thow a tiny change to a keyboard shortcut paid big dividends in my audio editing workflow.
A quick replacement ear pad review: Testing non-flaking replacement ear pads on my “other” pair of headphones. Kinder to my...
Voice actors are continually tempted – or even encouraged – to use processing Effects to “enhance” their recordings or make...
Why invest in Source-Connect for your VO studio? Simple: if you are not able to connect remotely with a client, you won’t be competitive in voiceover. You’ll simply miss opportunities.
The myth is that you need to have a specific microphone model to be a working voice actor. One of the first things I do in my Intro to Home VO Recording class is dispel that myth. I get some strange reactions sometimes. But to a large extent, the microphone doesn’t matter.
Spend less time at the editing desk and more time in your booth. Common steps buried in menus? Make your...
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