Tutorials

How to record lines for a fan dub so that they sync.

Sometimes audacity though awesome can be somewhat limited to what you want to do with your recordings. Most of the effects you may want to achieve can be found on the internet, in which case you'll need a VST (Voice Systems Technology) enabler.

Fan dubbing for free part 3 scripting

 

Now we come to the final and most fan dub specific part. Scripting.

1)It's been a while but let's carry on, after music the next thing you have to worry about it sound effects. As I said before broadly speaking there's two main effects types you'll have to worry about.

Action- Sound effects caused by actions in the scene, including footsteps

Ambient-Background noise such as birds, running water etc that set the scene.

 

How to Fan dub for Free!

Hopping about Youtube we found a really good vocal warm up exercise series. It's fairly easy to do along with the video:

 

How to create a Voice Acting Resume. Take a look: We'll be uploading all sorts of content to the channel so keep your eyes open!

Alex Ninamori posted a really interesting article on using Youtube to promote voice acting work. It contains a lot of great points some Youtube specific, some is just good advice. We re-post here with permission, Thanks!

Part III
Making Basslines and Melodies

Now that we covered percussion, we’re going to make a bassline. First, let’s add eight more blocks of the arrangement.

Ok, there we go. That way we can have some room for the bassline to come in.

Magic's guide on how to choose your equipment and set it up. Includes detailed Adobe Audition information.

CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

2. EQUIPMENT

2.1 - MICROPHONE

2.2 - PC, SOUNDCARD AND SPEAKERS

2.3 - RECORDING SOFTWARE

3. INSTALLATION

3.1 - SOUNDCARD

3.2 - MICROPHONE

3.3 - SOFTWARE

4. RECORDING

5. PROCESSING

6. CONCLUSION ---