The Voice Actor’s Guide
to Professional Home Recording
by James R. Alburger

If any of you are looking for a great book on setting up your studio, take a look at the book James puts out. Great material, clear and yet in depth where it needs to be. It's really well done! I'm actually producing my latest CD (www.unvarnishedtales.com) in my home studio - that I have been building based primarily on this book. James- I hope you got a whopping check from Musician's Friend, LOL. After producing this and the next CD - I will break even on the cost to build the studio versus what I paid for studio time. After that, the next few CD's will be essentially "cost free" as far as studio time goes. My point is - get the home studio E-book from James if you are going to do any home recording.
    Sean Buvala

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The Voice Actor’s Guide
to Professional Home Recording
by James R. Alburger

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If you’re just getting started in voiceover, you know that sooner or later you must be able to record auditions and projects at home on your computer. It’s simply the direction this business is moving.

A relatively new computer or laptop gets you half way there, but you’ll still need a few things before you can record and deliver professional-quality auditions and paid projects. And if you’re like most voice talent just starting out, you probably don’t have the budget for a lot of expensive equipment, or the knowledge to put everything together.

The Voice Actor’s Guide to Professional Home Recording puts everything you need to know into simple language. There’s no fluff or unnecessary content. What you’ll find here is concise, down-to-earth, easy-to-understand information that will help you get your home studio up and running quickly . . . and within your budget.

The Voice Actor’s Guide to Professional Home Recording is different from every other book, E-book, or DVD on home studio recording. It's packed with dozens of links to other websites and additional resources including FREE recording software. Plus, every key point in the E-Book is cross-linked within the book itself. Finding what you need to know has never been easier, and this is something you’ll never find in a printed book!

Click here to see the Table of Contents and a sample page

Here’s just a sample of what you’ll get in The Voice Actor’s Guide to Professional Home Recording:

• The Basics of Home Studio Recording
• Audio Basics
• How Microphones Work
• Choosing the equipment that’s right for you and your budget (plus links to buy it)
• Essential information about your computer
• Setting up your studio
• Organizing your computer
• Everything you need to know about MP3 files
• Delivering your auditions and projects
• And much, much, more!

There are 3 Appendices with additional resources and Internet links, instructions on how to build an inexpensive acoustic baffle, and several equipment configurations that can meet even the lowest budget.

The Voice Actor’s Guide to Professional Home Recording is an easy-to-read E-book that gives you the critical information you need to know to build your home studio and start making professional home recordings.

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