Category Archives: Home Recording

“How to’s” to improve your skills in digital recording and file transfer

Voice Over Recording-Pickups Can Speed The Process

Posted on July 9, 2013 by William Williams

“Do you come here often?… What’s your sign?” No! Not THAT kind of pickup! In voice over recording, a “pickup” is a sentence or phrase which didn’t come out correctly the first time, so it is repeated, hopefully with better … Continue reading →

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Voice Over Editing… Watch Your Ps and Qs

Posted on June 29, 2013 by William Williams

Well actually, watch your Fs and Ss and Ts as well.  What do I mean? First, let’s talk about consonants. When you were in school they taught you about vowels: A E I O and U (and sometimes Y and … Continue reading →

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Different Ways to Deliver LARGE Voice Over Audio files

Posted on May 25, 2012 by William Williams

Well, it happened again. I got a small job for a video narration about a hotel. No big deal. Two and half pages. A few words that were tricky to pronounce but overall an easy job. Then I got the … Continue reading →

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Speed Up Those Online Voice Over Auditions for Mo’ Money

Posted on April 26, 2012 by William Williams

  If you are performing online auditions, eventually you’re going to need to speed up the process.  Nowadays we voice pros wear a variety of hats.  When you’re auditioning you’re the talent, the booth director and the engineer.  Well, now … Continue reading →

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Magic Jack Plus: Now Have a Voice Over Phone Patch Anywhere There’s Internet

Posted on March 29, 2012 by William Williams

New technology has proven to be extremely beneficial in the emergence of voice-over home recording studios. So it is not surprising that the industry has jumped on the use of voice over IP gadgets. The name may be a bit … Continue reading →

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Stop Killing Trees! Digital Book Readers & Tablets for Voice Over

Posted on March 19, 2012 by William Williams

While the demand for voice-over talent has grown dramatically in the past few years, so has the increase in competition. That is why in today’s VO industry, whatever you can do to cut down on the time it takes to … Continue reading →

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The Next Voice Over Studio Step… Near Field Monitor Speakers

Posted on February 23, 2012 by William Williams

  You can record and evaluate your voice over performances with a good set of headphones but at some point you might want to add a set of monitor speakers. Monitor speakers allow you to hear the audio in the … Continue reading →

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Four Qualities to Look For When Purchasing Voice Over Home Studio Headphones

Posted on February 8, 2012 by William Williams

When it comes to listening back to your home-recorded voice over auditions and hearing every nuance of the recording and performance, one tool to use is a pair of high quality headphones. However, as you start looking into purchasing a … Continue reading →

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Free Audacity Software-Record and Edit Your Voice Over Auditions

Posted on January 31, 2012 by William Williams

When it comes to submitting auditions to pay-to-play internet voice-over sites, there are a few key tools needed for success: You need a computer, a USB microphone to record the audition, some sound control in your audition space, and an … Continue reading →

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Control Voice Over Home Studio Echoes With Moving Blankets

Posted on January 24, 2012 by William Williams

Joining a pay to play voice-over website is a quickest and easy way to hop into this most exciting and rewarding careers of voice over. However, with the ease of auditioning from your home comes the challenge of turning a … Continue reading →

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