2015
tutsplus.com
David Bode
01:24:00
English

Voice-overs are everywhere! News reporting, story telling, slide shows, training videos, web presentations, and advertisements are just some of the productions that use voice recordings as an essential element. Producing a good voice-over isn’t difficult, and the equipment you need is inexpensive. The quality of your voice-overs, however, will only be as good as your ability to control the sound and your techniques for capturing the audio. In this course you will learn about basic audio recording techniques, equipment options, acoustic treatment, and how to properly use the gear. In addition to the technical aspect of this course, you will also learn about how to prepare for the read and how to work with clients to make sure expectations are met.

1.Introduction
1.1 Introduction
1.2 What You Need
2.Audio Recording Basics
2.1 What Is Audio Recording?
2.2 Signal-to-Noise Ratio
3.A Deeper Look at Gear
3.1 Computers and Software
3.2 Audio Interfaces
3.3 Microphones
3.4 Large and Small Diaphragm Microphones
3.5 Microphone Accessories
3.6 Monitors and Headphones
4.Controlling the Sound
4.1 The Problem
4.2 Acoustic Treatment Panels
5.Recording Your Voice-Over
5.1 Preparation
5.2 Microphone Setup
5.3 Setting Levels
5.4 Soothing the Pipes
5.5 Silence
6.Conclusion
6.1 Working With Clients: Manage Expectations
6.2 Conclusion

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