1. A new site launched today

    My friend Mahmoud al Taji has launched a new website today called Voiceover Buy and Sell. Like everything from Mahmoud, it’s very well done.

  2. How a Neumann U87 is manufactured

    Check out this interesting video to answer your questions about how this wonderful microphone is made.

  3. Microphone Techniques with Rodney Saulsberry

    Good stuff from Rodney Saulsberry.

  4. SEO and voice actors

    Jodi Krangle has written an excellent article on search engine optimization for voice actors that Mahmoud Taji has published at his Voice Emporium site.

  5. IF you have an iPhone …

    And you need to record audio, check out the list of apps at Actors and Crew and in particular the FiRe app by Audiofile Engineering, that’s on their list. My thanks to my friend Mary McKitrick for posting the link on the VO-BB.

  6. Travel mic stand

    My friend George Whittam has posted this video blog about a very cool idea for a travel microphone stand.

    As George mentioned, you can find these items at Amazon.com or through Harlan Hogan’s site VoiceOverEssentials.com And George’s site is VOStudioTech.com.

    And my friend Bruce Miles points out on the VO-BB that B&H Photo sells a set of bushings that will convert the video mount to a microphone compatible mount, too.

  7. Voiceover microphone shootout

    Here’s another microphone shootout for you, this one featuring several condenser microphones. It’s features Aaron Lyon on the Recording Hacks blog.

  8. Tube microphone shootout

    Matthew McGlynn emails with news about a new video and blog post that features three tube microphones in head to head to head comparison.


    The full story is at the Recording Hacks blog. By the way, as part of that blog post, you can download the uncompressed WAV files for each of the microphones to you can hear for yourself the full audio details.

  9. Curious about that Harlan Hogan microphone?

    Check out what my friend Brian Haymond has to say about his experience with the Harlan Hogan VO-1A.

  10. A tour of Brian’s booth

    My friend Brian Hart has just about finished building his new voiceover booth and has posted a video tour.

    Very cool, Brian.

  11. Now this is what you call a microphone shootout

    Shure took the mic shootout to the limit.

    My thanks to my friends at the VO-BB for the link.

  12. DIY Monitor Stands

    Audio monitors that is. For your audio studio. My friend Brian Hart details his work building said stands on his blog. Great work, Brian. Thanks for posting so we all can see and learn.

  13. Home Studio troubleshooting

    Dan Lenard, the Home Studio Master, offers solid advice and answers questions at VoiceOverXtra.

  14. Check out the new Porta-Booth

    Harlan Hogan has announced the Porta-Booth Pro (r). You can see a preview and place a pre-order at this page on Harlan’s site.

  15. How do you connect a phone patch?

    George Whittam has prepared an excellent post with the scoop on how to connect your phone hybrid/phone patch to your mixer.

  16. How much to build a voiceover studio?

    David Brower offers some thoughts about the cost of building your own voiceover studio on his blog.

  17. Working on accents?

    From my friend Andi Arndt comes the following excellent information:

    If you can read IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) or have a good ear for accents, you might enjoy practicing dialects of English at http://accent.gmu.edu/ where there are examples from all over the globe!  Another great source is Paul Meier’s website at http://www.paulmeier.com/ which has great resources and links to all kinds of accent-related information.

    Thank you, Andi. Good stuff.

  18. Vocal warmups with Rodney Saulsberry

    Rodney Saulsberry encourages us to warm up every day.

  19. If you need gear for your studio

    You might want to check out the Giant Clearance Sale at BSW.

    (edited to fix typo.)

  20. Vocal Warmups with Rodney Saulsberry part 3

    Rodney Saulsberry has added a third warmup routine on YouTube.

    (edited to fix typo)

  21. How do you say?

    Ever run into a word in a voiceover script and not know how to pronounce it? With my thanks to my friend Stefania, who posted the link to this site on the VO-BB, here is a site called howjsay.com.

  22. Social networking insights

    My friend Dave DeAndrea is featured on the current VoiceOver Experts podcast, talking about The Necessity of Social Networking.

  23. Hello Neumann

    No, this isn’t about Seinfeld. Nor about “nothing.” Rather it’s time to celebrate the birthday of Neumann Microphone Company founder George Neumann. Read more at Kevin Readdean’s VO Meter blog.

  24. Vocal care chart

    Edge Studio has published a web page chock full of good information about keeping your voice in shape.

  25. Take a look from the “black hat” side

    My friend Greg Houser is not only an extremely gifted voice actor, he understands security extremely well. He’s written a superb article published at VoiceOverXtra called Beware the Hidden Spider’s Web

  26. How to get good voiceover sound

    With my thanks to my friend Kevin Genus for posting the link to the video on the VO-BB, check out this very interesting video, both a tutorial and demonstration of various microphones and recording techniques.

  27. The Voice Over Mistake Chart

    Edge Studio has many resources for voice actors. One of the best is their on-going and ever growing Voice Over Mistake Chart.

  28. Do you fly with your microphone?

    If you do, you might want to plan ahead to avoid challenges with airport security. My friend Bill Pryce recently had an encounter an at airport that turned out fine. Having had a very similar experience to Bill’s (I too travel with a Sennheiser MHK-416 microphone), I take the following steps to avoid hassles.

    1. I keep my microphone in it’s original case with the foam windscreen and mic stand clip.

    2. I do not leave the microphone (or the mic stand itself) in my bag. I take them out and put them in one of the trays at the security checkpoint.

    3. I open the microphone case as I send the tray through the X-ray machine.

    Since I started taking these steps I haven’t had any significant troubles going through airport security. If someone asks “what that thing is” I explain that it’s a microphone. Now and then this will lead to a brief conversation about why I’m traveling with a microphone and gives me a chance to talk about being a voice actor.

  29. A comparion of the U87 and TLM103

    On the ProComm Studio Services blog you’ll find a well-written article comparing these two Neumann microphones. My thanks to my friend David Houston for tweeting the link.

  30. Pull it all together

    Voice actor Linda Ristig has an article on VoiceOverXtra that gives you a look at Ping.fm, a site that can save you a lot of time and hassle once you’ve set it up.

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