How to Treat Your Space For Top Quality Audio

How to Treat Your Space For Top Quality Audio | Voice Over Talent

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iMac 27" - amzn.to/3ev4DA5
Whisper Room (3.5' x 5')
Logitech Brio 4k webcam - amzn.to/3lioUKv
Output Platform mixing desk
beyerdynamic dt 770 pro - amzn.to/3cp1YoN
Ultrsone S-Logic headphones - amzn.to/3bEXWte
Rode microphone boom arm - amzn.to/3bFmMcw
Neumann TLM103 microphone - amzn.to/3cj4pco
Adobe Audition (DAW software) - amzn.to/3bH1paV
Apollo Twin Duo audio interface - amzn.to/3rKNqq1
Telefunken wind screen/pop filter - amzn.to/38xo1Zk
Yamaha HS8 studio monitors (speakers) - amzn.to/2Or85RB
Just Getting Started? Try these…
Fifine 670 - amzn.to/3xiIhrG
Kaotica Eyeball - www.kaoticaeyeball.com/produc...
Audacity - www.audacityteam.org/
Sound blankets/moving blankets - amzn.to/35oHF7K
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@VM-oi3dk

You can isolate your voice from all other noise using A1 with the Waves Clarity VX and the room reverb (echo) with Clarity de-reverb plug ins. It’s phenomenal. Garbage truck was making noise outside, it completely blocked it out. It makes my ordinary bedroom sound like a $8,000 sound booth

@purquos 2 жыл бұрын

Bill, I actually think you've helped me more than anyone on the internet when it comes to voice over. I thank you.

@TheFifthLight

There's an AI noise suppression plugin for audacity that I've had an incredible time with. It doesn't work when you use it on a clip of just room noise, but when it's used on a clip of my voice it almost completely eliminates the noise from my computer fan (I'm saving up for a passive CPU cooler, look into one of those if you have your computer in your recording space) and I have thick velvet robes hung up around my mic.

@robert_starling

Love C-Suite C-Vox. Currently part of the UA Super Summer 2024 Bundles sale so I got it and two other plugins for $149.

@MyVoiceTMsomecallmetim 2 жыл бұрын

Thanks again Bill... good info. I am currently recording in a closet in my attic usually after midnight due to outside noise. By the end of next month I should be able to move into the DIY studio I am putting into the upstairs of my detached garage. I have researched a TON of videos on building an ideal (not perfect) sound booth complete with ventilation. ALL of this is funded by income generated from voice work. And a car??? come to think of it, if you are a fan of TikTok...a LOT of people record videos in their cars and they always sound good.

@theliberationstation8457 Жыл бұрын

Bill, thank you so so very much! You are THE teacher and guide that helps us all so much!

@markdougherty-hm7qr Жыл бұрын

Hi Bill, I am just starting out in VO and live in a bus with two dogs. I am learning and determined. Thanks for all of the good content

@armandoc964 2 жыл бұрын

Hello Coach DeWees. I found your video very informative and the audio sounded great. I have been building my own DAW and I'm at the part where I was to buy acoustic form from Amazon and eyeing 48 pieces for $65. Lucky for me your video was right on time. Now I'm looking at Auralex Acoustic Form. Thank you for pointing out that bump on the road. Your sound treatment advice was on the point, listening to you saved me time and money. Once again you are the guiding light that shines in the night. Thank you Coach once again

@silversponge4259 2 жыл бұрын

Been using my closet lined with moving blankets but just bought a whisper room. Ships tomorrow!! Woohoo!!

@magelbasa 2 жыл бұрын

I'm planning to jump into the voice over world because I need an extra source of income. I've been watching your videos the past few days, and I just wanted to thank you for posting. Your videos are so helpful.

@loufacey-muench4733 Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the car idea. I was planning on working around my husband‘s schedule because he can be noisy, but being able to work in the car will give me more flexibility with time.

@chrissysnowmusic799 2 жыл бұрын

You are so knowledgeable. Thank you SO much for your advice. Just starting my journey.

@Oogler1

I'm hoping to move my set up to either a closet under the stairs or a closet in my master bedroom. My kids room is above my current set up and they jump around all day! Haha. My basement would just have the same problem lol. But I think my master closet would be perfect.

@JasonTaylor-po5xc 2 жыл бұрын

I have a prefab soundbooth that I rarely use because it gets so darn hot that after 20 minutes of use, I have to take a break and and use a portable AC unit to cool it off. I've sense switch to dynamic mics (RE20) with foam in my home office. However, I do have to record at night, but at least that is an option. I do occasionally use my soundbooth - but I would not make that kind of purchase again - and I may consider selling it.

@robert5661

I plan on building a pvc cage/booth and covering it with moving blankets lol

@skyace888 2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bill. Good tips. I'm currently using my master closet with GIK Acoustics Bass Traps on the ceiling. Not perfect but does work quite well. Also is that an MKH416 microphone and if so how do you like it? Considering purchasing one for VO work and love the flexibility of it to use for other sound applications too.

@shaneguy5762

Hey! Love your channel. Information AND Motivation! Can I ask a LITTLE question that for me is BIIIIG? After a ton of work I finally have my "voice booth" to where it's way more than adequate. But when I put on my headphones I still hear a little tiny hiss. Is this normal? Equipment noise? Or is there something wrong with my equipment? I'm running an AT2020 mic through (trendy, I know) a Focusrite Scarlett into my laptop (and my laptop is OUTside the booth). Thank you! I'm losing my mind ha ha.

@HisValor 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Bill for the insights on home recording space

@lisarettig2740 Жыл бұрын

New here. Thank you for your knowledge Bill.

@scottsmith4145 Жыл бұрын

Ive noticed that everyone working in a vocal booth has a 'boxy' voice which doesnt sound open and airy including yours. Its an unnnatural sound an no way around it when recording in small spaces. My wife is a voice over talent and im a guitar player and we are looking to create a live room in our home instead of using a booth. However, the only room available is our master bedroom so its a multi use and not a dedicated live room. Ive been in consultation with a top accoustic expert whos built multi million dollar studios in LA and New York and he says in that case its best to go with mobile accoustic foam panels. The 4x6 framed foam panels can be moved around to create 4 walls surrounding the voice talent and mic position or guitarist or even around a mix desk to absorb reflections down to 90hz with 6" foam per panel. Best thing is the product specifically focuses on the 100hz - 500hz range which is so critical for voice work and many music fundamental freqs. So the top end stays open and the room keep the voice airy and open,, not boxy sounding and its thousands of dollars less than a whisper room booth. Just my .02