Ep 158 - From Recording Setups to Mastering: Essential Tips for Voice Talent
Join us for part two of our insightful discussion with George Whittam and Rob Reider on the VoiceoverGurus podcast. This episode delves into the nitty-gritty of audiobook production, covering essential topics such as handling hot peaks, normalizing audio files, and leveraging iZotope tools for audi…
268. Audio Tech Gear with George Whittam Part 2
Welcome to Voice Acting Stories! On this week's episode, we have George Whittam aka George The Tech. This is a special two-part series talking about audio tech and us nerding out a bit. We talk about audio interfaces, what mics to get, and so much more. Join us for a two-part adventure and learn a …
What Is Processed Voice Over? Cutting Through the Confusion
When Should You Process Your Audio—and When Should You Leave It Clean?
Description: This week on The Pro Audio Suite, we're tackling a topic that trips up a lot of voice talent: processed voice over.
What does "processing" really mean when a client asks for it? Should you send your files squeaky …
Audio Mythbusters: 6 Studio Myths That Need Bin-ning
We're busting some of the biggest myths still floating around VO and podcast studios. From noise gates that wreck your takes to USB mics that promise "pro quality" but rarely deliver, we cut through the nonsense and share what actually works.
In this episode:
Noise gates: why they usually cau…
TWiRT 108: Of Mics and Men - This week we chat with George Whittam, a leading expert in voice over studio design.
This week we chat with George Whittam, a leading expert in voice over studio design.
Hosts: Kirk Harnack, Christopher Tarr, and Chris Tobin
Guest: George Whittam
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Episode 124, George Whittam
It's a New Year and we've got a NEW Co-Host! Please help us in welcoming George Whittam! We bring George in on all our usual topics and talk in depth about how He can get YOUR Voice Over studio up to snuff!
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GTT Client Profile: Marc Graue, Voice Over Legend
What does it take to survive (and thrive) through every era of voiceover?
Studio engineer, producer, and VO talent Mark Graue joins George Whittam to share stories from radio hustle to Hollywood studios, working with legends, and building a career that adapted from analog tape to today’s digital w…
Mic Splitters, Patchbays and the Search for Clean Gain
What is the cleanest way to connect several microphones, preamps and audio interfaces without constantly crawling behind the rack?
AP starts with what sounds like a simple question about expanding the line-level inputs on his Audient iD44. That sends the team down a glorious rabbit hole involving …
Can You Build a Proper VO Setup in a Tiny Room?
How do you build a voiceover audition setup when the room is tiny, space is precious, and you really don't want to pull the whole thing apart every time you're finished?
AP's daughter has moved into a share house in Melbourne and needs something permanent enough to give her consistent audition aud…
Guess That Mic: Four Mics, Ten Listeners and One Surprise Winner
AP records the same voice through four very different microphones and sends the files around without revealing what they are. George, Robert, Robbo and a bunch of trusted audio ears rank them purely on what they hear.
Then the mics are revealed.
The result is a pretty good reminder that price, re…
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