From: Steve Sneed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: information on an economical voiceover booth solution

I have a similar service with voice-overs and can offer a little advice.

The key to strong voice recording is something that is very difficult in =
a completely digital process.  There is software available at much less =
cost, but quality isn't even close.  Get a mic pre-amplifier and a =
compressor.   You should be able to find   a good mic pre in the $300 =
range.  Every one has different characteristics so try before you buy.   =
  I found a used DBX 266a compressor for $250 that works great.   Check =
the local music stores for used gear.  This site was posted here =
yesterday and will give you an idea on "list" price (in this US industry =
the prices are negotiable)   http://www.bswusa.com/   =20

If you want to keep your isolation booth inexpensive, carpeting, heavy =
blankets, and foam pad will work just fine.   You want the room to sound =
as "dead" as possible, meaning no hard reflective surfaces. =20

Best wishes.


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Subject:        information on an economical voiceover booth solution

From: "Louis Dominguez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: information on an economical voiceover booth solution

I want to build a voice over booth for recording
voice over and narration audiobytes to supplement
SMIL, RealFlash and RealVideo etc.

I would like to know what kind of equipment I would need to build
a budget voiceover booth.

What kind of Mic?
What kind of Recording Device?
Acoustic Foam etc.

I already own a Seinheiser ME66 Mic, a DXA-4S Dual XLR Adapter,
a TRV 900 Digital video Camera and the DV raptor capture card.

I get great audio results to accompany video but I have compared
the audio I have recorded to audio recorded in a studio enviroment
and there are major differences.

one person Liam L says I should get a better mic to use with the camera
another person Aaron B says a Minidisc might be all I need.

I am starting to think it is problably best if I just build a voice over =
=3D
booth.
I appreceate everyone's input.
thanx in advance.
/louis
[EMAIL PROTECTED]=3D20


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