newbie here =)

Randall Bigham · Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006, 02:20 (GMT) Post subject: newbie here =)

hello, my name is randy

just wanted to introduce myself. i am hear because i am trying to be a future voice talent and this is the perfect place for exchange of information and feedback. alot of people say they like the range of voices and immitations i do at work, but i believe that the opinions that matter the most are the ones from people in the biz. i am trying to find some decent equipment to put together some demos so that when i get a premium account i can put them up and some truly meaningful feedback can be recieved. i hope that this will be the begining of something cool.

thank you for your time. Very Happy

Clint Crawford · Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006, 13:18 (GMT) Post subject: Ditto

I'm just getting started in in this area of the Biz myself...been acting Professionally about 5 years..in theatre about 25. have a studio demo on my website but have been having to do custom demo's on my home computer...loses a lot of quality....any Ideas on equipment for a nice low to medium budget home studio system would be GREATLY appreciated...thanks in advance....Clint C.

Freddie Molina · Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006, 15:52 (GMT) Post subject:

Hello Guys

There are lots of recording systems out there, a couple of hardware/software bundles we could recommend are the Mbox2 or Fast Track Pro, and here you’ll find the links:

http://la.m-audio.com/products/es_la/FastTrackPro-main.html

http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?navid=29&langid=1&itemid=4893

For microphones Shure is always a good choice for the money:

http://www.shure.com/index.htm

Also here’s links to related forums on the site:

http://voiceoversavvy.com/viewtopic.php?t=76

http://voiceoversavvy.com/viewtopic.php?t=73

http://voiceoversavvy.com/viewtopic.php?t=49

Clint Crawford · Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006, 15:28 (GMT) Post subject: home studio

I am slowly trying to put an inexpensive studio together, got me a decent mic, downloaded addacity( now if I could just figure it out) Shocked

now the problem I'm runnig into is accustics...it sounds like I'm talking inside a tunnel. I was wondering ..my office is ohhh 18x12x 7....if I was to egg crate it would it make any difference in a room that size...and would I have to pull everything off the wall and move all the furniture out..any suggestions...thanks in advance..peace and good spirit..... Smile

Freddie Molina · Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006, 16:26 (GMT) Post subject:

Hello Clint,

I do not believe the issue is coming from the size of the room, you may want to take a look in to this forum, it has some good comments regarding padding:

http://voiceoversavvy.com/viewtopic.php?t=124

But one thing you could try will be to record inside a walk in closet, it might give you an idea if the issue is related to the lack of sound proofing.