Great Content! Keep it up. Very few people talk about Voice over and narration. UA-cam is abundant with tutorials about music and music vocals and all about that but that's totally different genre and the goals are a lot different. By the way, I want to know your opinion about a plugin from waves called Silk Vocals. That also does somewhat similar as your are doing with F6. So how do you rate that
I recently used Silk Vocals on a project someone sent me. He wanted to EQ his voice, but it was already mixed with music and other voices. Silk Vocals did a good job balancing his voice but not negatively affecting the other elements too much. However, when it comes to getting a balance on a single static voice track, the F6 and my ears do the best job, in my opinion.
When you say "edit" a voiceover, do you mean cut, copy, and paste, or do you mean modifying the sound with EQ? If it's changing the sound with plugins, I only suggest professional studio monitors in a treated/balanced room. Anything less will give you less than optimal results. However, you could use the best headphones you can afford and still get positive results. I just may not translate equally on all playback systems.
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Great Content! Keep it up. Very few people talk about Voice over and narration. UA-cam is abundant with tutorials about music and music vocals and all about that but that's totally different genre and the goals are a lot different.
By the way, I want to know your opinion about a plugin from waves called Silk Vocals. That also does somewhat similar as your are doing with F6. So how do you rate that
I recently used Silk Vocals on a project someone sent me. He wanted to EQ his voice, but it was already mixed with music and other voices. Silk Vocals did a good job balancing his voice but not negatively affecting the other elements too much. However, when it comes to getting a balance on a single static voice track, the F6 and my ears do the best job, in my opinion.
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Great content as always Lenny! One question .. do you recommend the Rode NTH-100 overhead headphones to edit a voiceover?
When you say "edit" a voiceover, do you mean cut, copy, and paste, or do you mean modifying the sound with EQ? If it's changing the sound with plugins, I only suggest professional studio monitors in a treated/balanced room. Anything less will give you less than optimal results. However, you could use the best headphones you can afford and still get positive results. I just may not translate equally on all playback systems.
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