Voice-Over Coaching: Mic Technique And Approaching The Microphone As An Instrument (Episode #2)

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  • čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
  • This podcast episode is a one-on-one coaching session with voice-over artist Julie OConnell. This episode discusses several aspects of her voice-over room sound, equipment, recording quality, and performance. One of the most valuable topics covered is a discussion of the microphone technique and how to use a microphone when recording your voice.
    ▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
    0:00 - Introduction.
    1:27 - Equipment, gain, and recording levels.
    5:55 - Room configuration, acoustics, and reflections.
    7:12 - Audio perfection versus acceptable audio quality.
    8:30 - Using potential issues as an excuse to prevent progress
    9:55 - The difference between absorption and isolation.
    12:26 - Resonance issues and their connection to the room size
    14:20 - Julie's Rode NT1 Microphone / Microphone Choice
    16:23 - Choosing the right microphone for Voice-Over
    19:06 - Is it necessary to use a Noise Gate? When to use it.
    23:05 - Mic-technique. Using the microphone as an instrument
    30:15 - Using the microphone sensitivity as a powerful voice-over tool.
    35:30 - Audio recording level and photo/video exposure analogy.
    38:35 - Digital Audio Workstation Choice and learning curve
    41:20 - Room acoustics and items in the room for discussion.
    44:25 - Acoustic tile or panel location.
    47:26 - Room acoustics and frequency buildup.
    49:12 - Working with an audio engineer.
    51:45 - Processing is "Art." There's no right or wrong.
    54:30 - Being authentic, sincere, and honest.
    55:40 - Speakers, referencing, and translation on playback systems.
    58:40 - Using or not using headphones during recording.
    01:03:40 - Custom processing preset
    01:05:13 - Getting in the situation of your voice-over read.
    01:06:22 - The plan for the next session and close.
    ▬ Links ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
    Rode NT1 Microphone sweetwater.sjv.io/vNPZmj
    Official Website www.lennyb.com
    Marketing Course www.lennyb.com/modernsynergym...
    Bio Writing Course ENROLL FREE www.lennyb.com/biowriting
    Submit Your For Voice www.lennyb.com/get-your-voice...
    Training Courses www.lennyb.com/training-courses
    Contact Julie choosejuliesvoice.com
    ▬ About Lenny B ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
    I help content creators make a stronger connection with their audience. Voice-Over Artists, actors, musicians, and performers worldwide come to me to help improve their production quality, expand their influence, grow their audience, win more auditions, and get more work.
    Some of the links on this page are links to affiliate websites, and I receive an affiliate commission for any purchases made by you on the affiliate website using such links. My affiliates include Sweetwater, Gik Acoustics, Waves, and Amazon.
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Komentáře • 7

  • @mariechmura7867
    @mariechmura7867 Před 4 měsíci +2

    I absolutely love this series as Julie and I have many of the same questions. And, your answers are so thorough (yet concise), touching on all the key points and exceptions. Thank you for sharing!!!

    • @HeyLennyB
      @HeyLennyB  Před 4 měsíci +1

      Thanks @mariechmura7867! I'm glad you found it valuable.

  • @m.r.2678
    @m.r.2678 Před rokem +1

    Hey Lenny B, I love your videos so much. What a great way for us to eavesdrop in on your coaching process. I've been a big fan from the beginning.

  • @Lyvvie
    @Lyvvie Před rokem +1

    I better understand Julie's previous comments about hearing things and being very sensitive to audio blips when she mentioned using Reaper. I had to stop using Reaper because it made me hyperaware of every little noise and thinking it was my error to where recording was tense and the perfectionism came into play. I went back to Audacity, but I need more Reaper lessons to understand the DAW better.

  • @NashCreekIndustries
    @NashCreekIndustries Před rokem +2

    Hey, man. Just discovered you today, and I really appreciate your tips. So I'll offer one in return :)
    In your timestamp links in the description, CZcams wants a colon between the hours and minutes in order to create a link. So "103:40" should be "01:03:40."
    Looking forward to checking out more videos.
    Cheers!