Hi Tom.
Well frankly if a person wants to voice act they should buy a better mike,
and again your quite within reason of saying to someone who offers you a
recording "go away and reccord that on a better system"
Really, decent mikes aren't that expensive, not if every youtube jocky who
bangs up his/her own video has one.
As regards background noise, well again, that's the person doing the
recording's responsability, and if there is a problem, the director should
let them know. this happened to me. When I was doing some of the lines for
Tdv, I initially reccorded them in my kitchin since I believed it'd be
quieter, however my kitching had a quite severe ecco, so I had to do the
lines again.
These days I reccord either in my front living room, or bedroom when in my
flat, and I make certain to do it in the evening when there is very little
chance of traffic sound from outside interfering, though i will say this is
where the Rowland R09 helps a lot, since it's pickup field is fairly small
meaning it gets all of the users voice.
when I'm at my parents, on the one occasion I needed to reccord I used my
brothers' bedroom at the back of the house since out the front there is a
major road.
Beware the Grue!
Dark.
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