The Bridge to Somewhere
What a pleasant surprise. The other day I was perched on my studio stool watching my Prima LT ISDN box light up with connection indicators, when who in my wondering ears should appear, but Dave Immer. Mr. ISDN himself.
I was doing a voice over session for BBDO Detroit and hooking up with Ringside Creative who [...]
February 26, 2009
Tags: ISDN, ISDN bridging, voice over Posted in: ISDN, Studio Gear 
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Putting the Sennheiser 416 to work
Here is a video I voiced for my friend Cy Leland and Trident Media Services. I think Cy’s editor Sammy did an amazing job considering this project went from paper to finished video in 36 hours. I think you’ll hear how the Sennheiser 416 helps the voice cut through a pretty dramatic score.
February 12, 2009
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The Voice-Over Whisperer
Tracy Pattin at the Voice Registry has a podcast featuring an interview with voice-over coach extraordinaire Marice Tobias. Marice specializes in taking her students beyond technique and word manipulation.
True Story: About ten years ago I was doing a phone session with Marice and was reading a piece of New Mexico state tourism copy. She stopped [...]
February 4, 2009
Tags: Coaching, Training, voice over Posted in: Coaching, Training 2 Comments
The Voice Actor and ISDN
ISDN may seem like old technology but it just flat works real well for the voice actor and those who employ him. ISDN lines and hardware/software codecs allow for CD quality voice transmission in real time between studios around the globe. Think of it as a microphone with a really really long cord.
Voice actor and [...]
September 18, 2008
Tags: audio, ISDN, remote voiceover sessions, Studio Gear, voice over Posted in: Getting Started, Studio Gear No Comments
