Author: George The Tech
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GTT Client Profile: Voice Actor Jennifer Houseal’s Search to Destroy Noise
I sit down with Jennifer Houseal to explore the challenges of urban noise on voiceover recordings. We delve into her musical theater background, initial success in a suburban closet, and the technical hurdles faced after moving to L.A. Discover Jennifer’s relentless quest to eliminate noise using star quad cables, Faraday fabric, and even moving within…
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GTT #shorts Finding A Space to Record Voiceover
In this GTT Training Module, Finding A Space to Record Voiceover, I explore the critical importance of acoustics in setting up a home voiceover studio. While choosing the right microphone is significant, crafting an optimal recording environment is essential. I draw parallels between acoustics and lighting in photography to underline the importance of controlling sound…
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GTT #shorts Webinar Pass SEP 2024 Raffle Winner
🚀 It’s time to announce the winner of our monthly George the Tech raffle for a FREE GTT webinar pass for September 2024, and our lucky winner is… 🎉 Jim Lankford ! 🎉 Congrats, Jim! We’ll send you the details on how to access your webinar. Want a chance to win next month? Just message…
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GTT #shorts Choosing a Recording Software for VO
In this module, Choosing a Recording Software for VO, I dive into the intricacies of selecting the ideal software for recording voiceovers. Based on my extensive experience supporting thousands of voiceover actors with home studios, I review popular Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) like Adobe Audition, TwistedWave, Audacity, and Reaper. I discuss the pros and cons…
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GTT Partner Profile: Rick Wasserman of Bookable VO and Tri-Booth
I sit down with my long-time friend and voiceover legend, Rick Wasserman. @TriBooth Rick shares his fascinating journey from a legit acting background to becoming a renowned voiceover artist. We dive into his early start in acting, his first voiceover gig as the Zest Soap guy, and how he landed promos for major shows like…
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GTT Partner Profile: Heather Nichols Coaching
Heather Nichols, an accomplished voiceover artist and marketer, shares her unique journey from musical theater in West Virginia to becoming a successful voiceover artist in LA. She discusses the importance of connecting with your audience and infusing your personality into your work. Heather also offers valuable insights into corporate narration, e-learning, and audiobooks, and even…
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GTT #shorts Choosing a Computer for VO Training Module
In this Choosing a Computer for VO training module, I share my real-world experience to help you choose the right computer system for recording your voiceovers. We cover setting a budget, comparing Mac and PC advantages, performance specs, audio interface compatibility, software compatibility, portability, graphics and display needs, connectivity options, and more. Whether you’re leaning…
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GTT #shorts Training Module: Basic Recording and Editing Techniques
Hey everyone, it’s George the Tech! In this training module, Basic Recording and Editing Techniques, I’ll walk you through essential recording and editing techniques to get you started. Whether you’re new to voiceover or looking to refine your skills, this video covers choosing the right input device and setting your gain levels to recording high-quality…
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GTT Partner Profile: Issa Lopez, LatinX Radio Imaging and Commercial Voice Actor
Join George in an enlightening conversation with Issa, a seasoned voice-over artist who successfully transitioned from radio to voice acting. Issa shares her journey, the challenges she faced, and valuable insights on setting up a professional home studio. Home Discover how she turned perceived setbacks into stepping stones and why quality audio setup can make…
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GTT Partner Profile: Aaron Bradley TV Affiliate Voiceover Coaching
I sit down with Aaron Bradley, a seasoned voiceover artist and coach, to discuss the intricacies of TV Affiliate voice work. Aaron breaks down the three primary vocal ranges used in TV Affiliate: brighter, mid-range, and deeper voices, explaining how each correlates with different types of TV copy, from investigative pieces to feel-good promos. @AaronVo…