A great many of us who do voiceover work these days have a studio at home. It’s part of keeping up with the massive changes that have been sweeping through not only our world, but the culture as a whole. But, putting a computer, microphone and a few other pieces of audio gear in there does not automatically turn a bedroom into a professional studio. While you don’t necessarily have to hire a world class acoustician, it’s a good idea to know where some of the sonic challenges are in your room.
Which leads me to Hometracked, a fabulous blog aimed mainly at musicians; but there are many valuable lessons and suggestions for those of us who use our home studios for voiceover work. For example, I highly recommend (downloadable audio samples included) this excellent post that will show you some very interesting things about your studio’s sonic characteristics.
Bob, this was very informative. Good find! Thanks for sharing it.
Brian,
Thank you. Yes, I thought this was terrific stuff.
Be well,
Bob