Tag: acoustics
Acoustic Treatments for Voice Over Production Environments
One of the hardest things for new voice talent to overcome when they have little to no experience with sound isolation, acoustics or audio recording, is how to get the audio they do record up to standards that would be acceptable for professional production. Many times beginners will pout and cry about how they never [...]
Posted: October 28th, 2006 under Student Tips.
Tags: acoustics, foam, home studio, voice over
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The “Getting Started in Voice Over” checklist – these are the things you will need to get going.
The voice bone is connected to the microphone-bone,
The microphone-bone is connected to the mixer-bone,
The mixer-bone is connected to the audio interface-bone,
And that’s how your paid for your voice.
The audio interface-bone is connected to the computer-bone,
The computer-bone is loaded with the editing software-bone,
The editing software-bone is connected to the mp3 encoder-bone,
And that’s how your paid for [...]
Posted: September 3rd, 2006 under Student Tips.
Tags: acoustics, digital editing, getting started in voice over, home voice studio, microphones, mixers, voice coaching
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