VO-BB - A VO Family

i'm more on the pith-off meter ...

Oh yes.

"One has to opt in to drama..."

Scoring off the Pith-Truth meter.

Videos of actual work are great if they are reasonably high-profile and, as Dan says, brief. This would be in addition to audio-only purpose-made demos. I try to post a small collection of current wor ...

Thanks for this, John.

"Forums like this are job security."

And this from a man who is nothing if not generous with his own deep VO knowledge.

... and Jack, I totally agree that ridicule is a powerful tool... but it's a double-edge sword that should be wielded carefully...

Fair enough. Those levers can go south in a hurry Smile

Portgordo ...

... and you chipping away at the feet of their idols may cause them to circle the wagons (again). Oh, and most of these acolytes are totally bereft of any humour when it comes to their chosen heroes.. ...

Bob Bergen, keepin' it real!

This is interesting, thx Dan-O.

When making plain you are referring to a particular coda, you can be said to disclose dat close.

Now that's funny.

I ended up sending the MKH60 back. Lovely mic, very refined and initially seductive, but lacks that certain mojo of the 416.

That was my experience too: I liked the 60 at first, but A/B comparis ...

Sennheiser was kind enough to send me a couple of their newer mics--the 8040 and the 8060--to try for a few months. I did so, carefully, esp. since Anthony strongly recommends the 8040; but I couldn't ...

I know, I know....it's a forehead-smacky kind of thing.

My own list of forehead-smack-worthy bumblings is extensive.

I'll be the contrarian.

I have a pair of 7506s, and while they are pleasant for me since they add some high end, they are not particularly flat. Their presence bump in the mids/highs is noticeable. ...