How to Master EQ For Voice-Over - Equalisation for Audiobooks
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
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🎙️ Mastering EQ for Voiceovers: Enhance Your Recordings with Andy from Kraken Media 🎧
Join Andy from Kraken Media as he takes you on a journey into the world of equalization (EQ) specifically tailored for voiceover dialogue and audiobooks. In this comprehensive tutorial, you'll learn the art of fine-tuning audio frequencies to bring out the best in your recordings.
🔊 Uncover Powerful Techniques: Discover Andy's secret strategies to enhance vocal quality, boost presence, and achieve crystal-clear clarity in your voiceovers.
🔹 From Basics to Pro Tips: Andy breaks down the process, from understanding frequencies and different EQ types to hands-on adjustments. Whether you're new to audio editing or looking to refine your skills, this video has something for everyone.
🔊 Customize Your Sound: Learn how to shape your voice with precision, whether it's adding warmth to bass tones, eliminating muddiness, or taming sibilance in higher frequencies.
🔹 Pro Tips and Common Pitfalls: Andy shares practical advice, covering the dos and don'ts of EQ adjustments. Learn how to make subtle enhancements that elevate your recordings while avoiding overcorrection pitfalls.
🎧 Perfect for Beginners and Beyond: Whether you're just starting out or seeking to fine-tune your audio expertise, this tutorial provides actionable insights that you can apply immediately.
🔊 The 'Sweep' Technique: Andy reveals his secret 'sweep' technique-a game-changer for pinpointing and addressing unwanted frequencies that can impact your audio quality.
🔹 Bonus Content: Need a breather? Stick around for a lighthearted segment offering a humorous take on common mistakes beginners make in vocal recordings.
🔊 EQ Like a Pro: With a structured approach and expert guidance, you'll be equipped to achieve professional-grade audio quality in your voiceovers and audiobooks.
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🔊 Get Ready to Elevate Your Audio: If you're passionate about perfecting your voiceovers and achieving top-tier sound quality, this tutorial is your ultimate guide.
🔹 Have Questions? Drop them in the comments section below, and Andy will be there to help you out.
🎧 Elevate your audio game now! Watch the video and take your voiceovers to new heights with Andy's EQ mastery. 🎙️💎
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I just went platinum with this tutorial
I'm starting to seriously pursue VO work, and your channel has been a great help. This clarifies a lot of things for me.
Glad to help! Best of luck ;)
This was helpful and blessedly succinct. Thank you! For those of us who are complete newbies, I wish you'd demonstrated how to create the roll-off you discussed starting at 2:30. Prior to that, you showed how to boost or depress frequencies in wide or narrow ranges, but it wasn't clear how you created the pure roll-off - up from zero.
Again, I appreciate your clarity and brevity, all too rare on UA-cam.
So helpful! Thank you!
Is it lunacy to attempt to build a separate EQ profile for individual characters in a book? Like, if I'm trying to sound like a woman, would I want to adjust my EQ to complement that vocal range? Then again if I'm trying to sound like a deep-voiced bruiser? Or maybe boosting that nasally range if I'm trying to sound like a weaselly character? No matter how I google search, I can't figure out if people actually do that, or if I'm an idiot.
Yes and no, I wouldnt change the EQ for voice pitch. Changes in environment like being far away etc can be done in part with EQ, but bumping all the low frequencies won't make you voice sound deeper, it will just sound muddy. It should be 90% in the performance, but you can use a very small touch of pitch shift to help. TLDR: you want pitch shift not EQ
Going to have to listen to this a few times. Great info, I just find it difficult to actually hear what is supposed to stay and what is supposed to go away.
But this did clear some of it up. I've tried the auto feature on nectar 3 and some other plugins but they just don't sound natural to me. I guess I need to learn it better so I can tweak it :)
For voice over I tend to tind the auto stuff to not be very good, I have tried nectar and it didn't do a very good job.
Some constructive criticism: lower the music volume in your videos, as it is right now it competes with your voice and makes the audio muddy
The backgound sound is distracting from the content.