Studios Make the Most of the Changing Voice-Over Landscape
Covid disrupted the voice-over industry in many ways; now it’s bouncing back and studios can catch the wave.
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Covid disrupted the voice-over industry in many ways; now it’s bouncing back and studios can catch the wave.
There's more to consider than just microphone choice when it comes to recording voice-overs remotely.
GIK Acoustics has introduced its new PIB V2 portable isolation booth for vocal recording, podcasts and voiceover work.
Voice over artist Debi Derryberry shares her insights into not only her mics of choice but also making the profession work as part of...
Julien’s Auctions will sell Casey Kasem’s Neumann mic and other audio gear among 500 lots from the estate of the late DJ.
Legendary cartoon voice artist Mel Blanc prized his Sony C-37A tube microphone; now the mic is going up for auction in early December.
A quality voiceover microphone is an investment in your career, regardless of whether you're just using it for auditions or to ensure you can...
As an audio post editor and voiceover/podcast tech consultant, Frank Verderosa had high expectations for the Stellar X2—and was not disappointed.
Working from home because of the pandemic, audio post engineer Frank Verderosa had to record a voice-over artist but didn't want to use his...
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This vintage Mix spotlight on voice-over recording shows that while some gear may change, industry-standard mics and best practices largely remain the same.