Over the years, I’ve developed a simple rule for computers: Don’t watch them work. Set up properly, a Batch Processor automates your voiceover studio workflow. Any time you find yourself repeating steps to more than one file, consider automating that task. Reach for your Batch Processing tool and get back behind the microphone.
VO Studio Case Study: Isolating a voiceover microphone from rumble and transmitted sounds. Replacing the clip mount on a Sennheiser shotgun mic...
We all want efficient VO studio workflow. But it's easy to think we can do so just by getting the newest gear or software upgrade...
Every voice actor encounters some sibilance when recording. Here are some practical approaches to solving sizzle in the studio...
Identifying issues in your voiceover recording space is key to getting competitive sound. We usually hear reflections, but it's easy to miss low frequency rumble.
How do we learn to recognize good sound? We’re surprisingly immune to hearing imperfections in our recording space. Let's track them down...
Maybe it’s the season. Perhaps we’re all feeling the long period of self-isolation. You may feel stuck in a creative...
Playing with various microphone pickup patterns can help achieve better overall quality for voiceover. It's worth a quick test.
I get it - it can be scary to not “see” all your files. This easy framework lets me focus on the creative bits - I don’t have to remind myself how to find stuff.
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