Recording Voiceovers & Editing Voiceovers, Voice Acting & Announcing pt.2
This voice over book written by actress Lili Wexu is a modern-day voice acting 101 bible detailing recording voiceovers and editing voiceovers and what it takes to become a successful voice actor or announcer in today's VO market. The entire three-part-series is a must have for new voice actors and announcers who want a sustainable career. Whether you're seeking to make a transition to a career in the voice sector because it's the logical next step in your career, or because you want to feel stimulated by a new career, these voice acting books are meant to empower you in the next phase of your journey.
An Amazon reader says: "My biggest hurdle in getting into voiceover was getting over the actual recording and editing part. Voila! This book was literally a game changer for me and has given me the skills and confidence to just focus on what I really love about my new job... the actual performance part. Thanks Lili!!!"
To have a viable voice over career, you must first learn recording voiceovers and editing voiceovers to become a competent VO technician.
Pt. 2 follows the path of the voice over technician: recording voiceovers and editing voiceovers, voice over recording gear (and voice over industry standards like voice acting microphones, headphones, audio interfaces), the intricacies of working with sound, building a voice over booth, audio editing and file delivery standards, and audio file formats and specifications. After reading this book you'll be confident about recording voice overs from home and editing your voice over work. This is all about understanding the voice acting tools you need to deliver excellent audio to clients and agents.
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Chris DiCroce –
Voice Acting & Announcing Part II is a super clear breakdown of the technical aspects of getting started with the recording process and data management parts of voice acting. Lili explains the different file types, sample rates, and the reasons for them being requested. She makes suggestions on software and sound treatment for your space, and it’s all laid out in small, easily digested chunks.
You’ll want to keep this as your reference manual as you get your home studio set up. It’s the perfect compliment to Part I and now I’m about to dive into Part III. If you’re serious about voice acting or if you simply want to find out if you’re ready to commit to voice acting, the bundle is the way to go. Money well spent.
Ian Thibault –
Fantastic reading. There is so much that i’ve learned with this book! I recommend it to everyone who wants to create their home studio. It’s easy to read and very accessible!
I’ll definitely keep it as one of my precious tools for the future.