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HOME STUDIO: Cool DIY Plan – How To Air Condition Your Voice Over Home Studio Recording Booth, by Greg Thomas
Is your VO recording booth a sweat box in summer? “I’ve heard both male and female voice actors tell of recording in only their underwear because their booth was so hot,” notes voice actor Greg Thomas. “Even if the booth starts out at a moderate temperature, after you’re in there for 20 or 30 minutes, your body heat alone will cause the temperature to rise significantly.” Well, being a DIYer, Greg had a cool idea for escaping the heat – and shares his plan for air conditioning a booth (recording in undies optional) …
Home Studio: To Sweeten The Mix, Here’s How An Engineer/Producer Sees The Process, by Erick Gomez
Generally, producers want voice actors to provide them with recordings that have not been processed (compressed, equalized, etc.). That lets the producer process the file to meet the individual client’s needs. But if an engineer/producer – like Erick Gomez – were sitting next to you, here’s a peek at the equipment and process he might advise …
Home Studio Environment: Watch Temperature, Humidity and Dust For Best Performance, by Mike Harrison
Excess Temperature, Humidity & Dust By Mike Harrison Voice Actor ©2008 Mike Harrison As most home studios today are computer-based, consider your PC or Mac the heart of your…
Home Studio: My Audio (R)Evolution – New Simplicity Improves Audio, by Bobbin Beam
“It’s been an extremely interesting year for my home studio,” says veteran voice actress Bobbin Beam – and that’s an understatement. Beseiged by audio gremlins that had her literally crying over spilled milk one day, Bobbin evenually took the advice of consultant friend Dan Lenard and simplified her home studio life – resulting in quicker audition and job turnaround, and improved audio quality …
Home Studio ‘Monitor’ Speakers: What To Know Before You Buy, by David Goldberg
In your voice over home studio, you need a way to accurately hear what you’ve recorded. Thus, ‘monitor’ speakers and/or headphones are crucial. But in this guide to monitors, Edge Studio owner/director David Goldberg cautions that different speakers have different characteristics. Here’s what to know before you buy …
Ask Marc #7 – Home Studio Mixers Have This Reader Mixed Up; Dan Lenard Sorts Through Options, by Marc Cashman:
Are you mixed up on home studio mixers? Coach Marc Cashman sends a reader’s question about mixers to Home Studio Master Dan Lenard, who advises “You don’t need a mixer” – and weighs in with alternatives …
