VO Studio Tech: Headphones Are Weird
I’ve been working with a number of newer voice actors, narrators, and podcasters recently, and our sessions reminded me how weird it...
Twisted Wave Speech Recognition to the Rescue – applying tools in the VO studio
Speech Recognition is functionality you can add to the core Twisted Wave recording application. Since it requires an additional purchase, and not everyone seeks that...
Workflow refinement: Is This Step Really Necessary? Tuesday VO Studio Tech Tip
With each repetition of a combination of steps, we become creatures of our own habits. Repeating those steps shifts things...
Problem-solving when “It Sounds Different” – Tuesday VO Studio Tech Tip
In setting up a home recording space, the initial goal is to make things sound better. But, there’s a point...
Proper VO studio setup: (Acoustic) Panel Possibilities – Tuesday VO Tech Tip
Using 2″ acoustic foam to absorb frequencies in our recording space tends not to be adequate for the job. Last...
Setting up a home voiceover studio: Thwack That Echo! – Tuesday VO Tech Tip
I often mention the idea that a mic never will never sound better than the space it is in. Yet...
Core Audio Tools: Using Izotope RX in the VO Studio – Tuesday VO Tech Tip
Izotope’s RX continues to be highly useful for cleanup of audio recordings. When voice actors and narrators began taking on...
VO Mindset: Staying Creative – The Pause That Refreshes – Tuesday VO Tech Tip
Though I frequently focus upon ways of gaining efficiency in the home voiceover recording space, it’s not the whole story....
Setting up a home voiceover studio: Three Simple Steps – “E-R-P”
When it comes time to start recording voiceover, it’s helpful to keep in mind one simple truth: “it does not...
