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I'm a strong believer that you should work with a range of instructors. Learn the business from all different angles. The last thing you want to do is only train with one person and then not be able to take direction at an audition because they aren't saying things in a way you are accustom to hearing them.

 

V O GEAR GUIDE! 
How to Record VO at Home

Sean Rogers (Producer/Engineer) gives a detailed look at 3 different packages to help you purchase the right equipment to start recording your own voice overs. 

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BEGINNER

The first and most obvious differences are the price. For the lowest dollar and biggest bang, the “Beginner’s Package” includes all the basics you need to plug in and start recording!

INTERMEDIATE

For a few hundred more dollars the “Intermediate Package” bumps up the quality in several key components such as a higher quality microphone and headphones - both showcase a good bit more detail in the areas that count!

PRO

If you are ready to swing for the fences and take a serious dive into home recording, the “Pro Package” is compiled of gear you’ll find in pro studios around the world from the interface, microphone and even the cables! 

***Important Note: You will need to observe the computer you will be using to record with and it’s connectivity (USB, Firewire, Thunderbolt, USB-C, etc.) This plays an important role in choosing an interface. All interfaces shown in the guide are USB for consistency.

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