VO-BB - 20 YEARS OLD!

As I move into retirement, anyone looking for a Whisperroom - I'm in the Shenandoah Valley area of Virginia. Planning to wrap things up by the end of November so the booth should be available then, b ...

I'm getting out of production work and winding down my voiceover. I have a couple of SFX Libraries from Digital Juice and a bunch of music. I have a picture of what's available. If anyone is intere ...

Merry Christmas to All: I'm selling my Avalon M5 Mic Pre, which includes Rack Ears. I can send pictures if you like.

$850 plus shipping/insurance to lower 48 US States.

I am the original owner of a modified NT1-A by Michael Joly. It's the 6 Micron version, not the 3 Micron, thus it gives a less bright/sibilant sound. It's been used probably a dozen times. It come ...

Pro Tools since 2005. The file structure, ease of use for what I do makes it the best option for me.

I have found nothing to speed up editing like the ShuttlePro v2 - 15 buttons plus the shuttle wheel that you program as shortcut keys. My left hand stays on that and right had on TrackPad2 or keyboar ...

I've spent more than my fair share of time and effort learning about absorption etc. for voiceover. In some ways it simple and others it more complex. That said, I'd highly recommend visiting a site ...

AHAHAH.....he must have named it after himself – hilarious! I will say, that thing is heavy and well made. I truly works perfectly also. My Focusrite Clarett pre was good, but there is a bit more p ...

Well, there's that Gold Digger. You are right, that price is hefty, but it truly is a quality piece of gear.

Two mics on scissor booms as well. My pre-amp is mono, so I use the Radial Engineering "Gold Digger", which allows me to use the mono Avalon M5 on both mics – at the push of one button I can ...

For me, the iZotope RX5 Audio Editor set is invaluable for voiceover. The De-Click alone is worth the sale price of the entire batch. AND......if you do any work on the road, the Dialogue DeNoise is ...

I moved to JBL308's 2 years ago. For most voiceover only scenarios, a 5" monitor is fine, heck lots of folks only use headphones...most people will listen to you on a radio, computer, phone or T ...

A fellow vo guy Steven Jay Cohen has a nice blog on his experience with the Studiobricks. If I may - whatever you decide to do, get the largest booth you can get and not one that is a perfect square. ...

This is absolutely WONDERFUL. Now THAT is a nice place to work! You should be extremely proud.

I've spent more time than I can count on research regarding acoustic panels. While building them is certainly an option (and I did for my listening/edit room as well as bass traps in the booth)), wha ...