E-Learning Voice Over Portfolios #104: Challenge | Recap
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This is so timely. This has been a work in progress, but now is a better time than ever to share it.
Here is our eLearning Voice Talent: The purpose of creating this was because we often get asked for samples and pulling all of the samples together was a task we were doing over and over and over. http://www.zenithperformancesolutions.com/Clients/ZPS/ZPSVoiceTalent/story.html
Our blog: http://zpsbytes.com/
• We have included all the voice talent we like to use on our projects. They have a variety of styles and sounds.
• When doing the recordings with internal staff (Shalene), we use a simple microphone and we control ambient noise by recording in a small non-echoing room. The external talent uses more sophisticated equipment and recording rooms.
• We edit using Audacity, but often we negotiate with talent to send us edited voice over.
Here is our eLearning Voice Talent: The purpose of creating this was because we often get asked for samples and pulling all of the samples together was a task we were doing over and over and over. http://www.zenithperformancesolutions.com/Clients/ZPS/ZPSVoiceTalent/story.html
Our blog: http://zpsbytes.com/
• We have included all the voice talent we like to use on our projects. They have a variety of styles and sounds.
• When doing the recordings with internal staff (Shalene), we use a simple microphone and we control ambient noise by recording in a small non-echoing room. The external talent uses more sophisticated equipment and recording rooms.
• We edit using Audacity, but often we negotiate with talent to send us edited voice over.
- Cool indeed.
