Part one of the recording and editing tutorial for our introduction to new voice actors, this time the tutorial shows you how to record and remove noise from a file recorded in the free audio software Audacity.
The cheaper your equipment the longer you have to spend editing it before you can send it out. This tutorial covers the ultra-cheap labour intensive method. If you haven‘t voice acted before or don’t intend to often there‘s no point spending a lot of money
Part one of our extensive introduction to amateur voice acting looks at the kinds of projects you can get involved in, and how to find out more, which include games, machinima, flash, and podcasts.
Clym Angus of Isotopeaudio kindly guides us through a series of tips in mind when editing and writing audio.
There is no magic bullet, no golden tablet of rules that will produce good audio productions infallibly time, after time, after time. The lists of items below are simply things that you may wish to keep in [...]
Rina from the voice acting club takes us through some basic points to remember when voice acting online.
Introduction
Over the past year or so I have received numerous requests from people asking for advice on how to become a better voice actor/actress, get cast in more roles, etc. so I decided to write this guide [...]
Professional actor Gregory Houser kindly gave me permission to publish his excellent essay on voice acting.
I’m currently writing this out of friendship to several people who have asked me to put together an article relating to my trials and tribulations as a professional voice actor. If I have been asked this [...]
Preparing Video in virtual dub
It’s likely that a lot of the time you’ll have to make your own clips from full longer files. Premiere can do this, but Virtualdub is much quicker and user-friendly. Here I’ll demonstrate how to prepare a clip from a longer file. For this tutorial you’ll need Virtual Dub and [...]
