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More conversational, throw it away, smile: what voice over directors usually mean, what the engineer wants, and how to stay calm in a session.
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More conversational, throw it away, smile: what voice over directors usually mean, what the engineer wants, and how to stay calm in a session.
Continue readingDistance, angle and how still you stay shape your sound as much as your mic does. What Neumann, Sound On Sound, ACX and Dee Bradley Baker teach new voices.
Continue readingYou have a gig that you'd love to get, and you record your best acting possible to show that you've got what it takes. Then, you hear the recording, and to your horror, it sounds muffled. While you should not expect perfect audio quality, your...
Continue readingAs said over and over, having a good voice is not enough to land a voice acting job, nor it is sufficient to be able to create a good demo. You work behind the mic, so people rely on what they hear from you in...
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Continue readingIt is undeniable. The innovation brought about by technology, is god sent, somehow. It is amazing what it can do for anyone and everyone. By everyone, I mean, from children to the elderly, and even for those who have special needs.
Continue readingYour Software is as Important as Your Microphone
Continue readingIf you think being a voice actor is an easy peasy job, you are wrong. Voice over work is rigorous work, thus it requires effort, and a lot of practice. You can compare a voice actor to an athlete. Like an athlete who wish to...
Continue readingDoing voice over recording at home is now common. A lot of voice over talents built their own studio and started working at their home. Technological advances opened a lot of possibilities indeed. However, not everyone has the space or the budget to build their...
Continue readingWorking in a recording studio gives a voice actor a different kind of tingly feeling. Admit it, the engineer, the high-tech equipment, expensive microphones and a “big-time” producer on the other side of a double-glass window - they all give you goosebumps and all. Very...
Continue readingEditing your voice over recordings is the final stop of the process before you publish or deliver it to your client. It involves the polishing of the raw files, adding up music effects, and engineering the overall quality of the sound. Hence, recording software is an important consideration if you want to produce a superb voice over. We crafted a...
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