Hey guys! After a complete failure in my first attempt to make a video tutorial on treating your space with household items for better recording quality, I decided to scrap it and go with what I know: tweened flash.
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How to Make an Audition-Quality Home Recording Studio like you Robbed an Airport Baggage Claim
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I'm not an authority on voice over recording spaces, but I have experimented with a number of setups and done a bunch of research online and with some prominent voice over folk ... so, this is a culmination of some of the stuff I learned about treating your space.
A couple people asked how portable sound booths play into this. They're great. And when combined with some wall treatment, you can guarantee the sound quality will be even better, especially if you're projecting.
I'm holding off on animating for a little while, while I figure out what's up with the Pico Day game.
Also, back in NYC March, 4 - 7 to record more Yu-Gi-Oh.
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RWA
Great idea, loved it! Hope you'll make sequels regarding other things you listed :)
RicePirate
I may ... honestly, I'm not an authority on this shit ... but I'm learning. Actually have some nice professional insulation coming soon. So we'll see the difference there.
If I come across anything helpful in the future, I'll be sure to kick it out.