Looking Good / Sounding Good: Meeting VO Deliverable Specs – Tuesday VO Studio Tech Tip
You can't judge the quality of your home voiceover recordings solely by the numbers.
Good Times / Bad Times – A Tale of two recording softwares – Tuesday VO Studio Tech Tip
A Tale of Two Software Updates: Twisted Wave and Audacity Two software updates appeared recently. One unveiled new features which...
VO Studio Efficiency: Deconstructing Workflow
Voice actors, narrators, and podcasters often face time pressures and complex deliverables. Early workflows were simpler, benefiting from direct mentorship. Today’s solo work can lead to inefficiencies and overcomplicated processes. Streamlining tasks, organizing, and maintaining clear protocols are essential. Balancing simplicity with effectiveness in workflows ensures better audio quality and efficiency.
VO Studio Quality: “One Size Fits All”? Not for our audio!
Within the various voiceover and narrator online discussion groups I haunt, there has been a recent spate of panicked posts...
VO Professional: Keep Cool, Stay Loose
Though I had other topics planned for this week, I must admit that as the temperature began bumping up into...
VO MIndset: Dealing With Studio Overload
Technology waits for no person, it seems. We keep hearing about newer phones, faster computers, and slicker software with all...
Booth Basics: A Bit About Plug-Ins – Tuesday VO Studio Tech Tip
Last week, I shared three quick tweaks to make Twisted Wave work even more seamlessly in your home voiceover studio. In that...
Recording Software Focus: Twisted Wave Tune Up Tricks
One of the more interesting things which popped up in the recent Twisted Wave “Desired Features” survey was that a...
VO Studio Tech: Give Your Gear Some Respect
Does anyone else regularly thank their gear? It’s not that I necessarily think it’s going to answer me, it’s just that...
