Posts tagged Tools

My friend Michael Minetree has now posted part 3 of a tutorial he’s recording on how to use the free cross-platform audio editor Audacity.

My friend Michael Minetree has now posted part 2 of a tutorial he’s recording on how to use the free cross-platform audio editor Audacity.

My friend Michael Minetree is a guy filled with excellent ideas and he’s willing to give away at least some of them. Here is part 1 of a tutorial he’s recording on how to use the free cross-platform audio editor Audacity.

Pro Tools is a very popular recording application. I’m not posting this today to try to stir any wars about which audio software is best, because what works for you is what you should use. But, if you have a copy of Pro Tools but you’re not sure it’s a good fit for your voiceover work, my friend Steve Cunningham has some thoughts for you about the various myths about Pro Tools you may hear from time to time. Well worth a few minutes of your time.

I know, it’s become such an overused phrase, but in this case it’s literally true that there’s an app for voiceover casting. John Florian emails to say details are at VoiceOverXtra.

Bill Roberts Brady blogs about his portable voiceover kit, which is very compact.

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.

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