Recording Voiceovers & Podcasts at Select Recording Studios
Our friendly and professional recording studio is the perfect location for ADR, picture to sound recording, whether you're over dubbing a film, TV / Internet advertisement, podcast, corporate video or updating your voiceover show reel. Our studio engineer has over twenty years studio experience and will be able to capture the very best possible voice recording. We have the latest equipment and technical expertise and our studio rates are highly competitive; you will not be disappointed!
We also have available a music producer to add sound effects or music to your video or voiceover show reel, and to then, finally, mix and master your audio files ready for media distribution.
Previous voiceover clients have included, Sky TV, Easy Jet, Citizen Watches, SGA Productions, Planet Pop Chart Show, Marshall ACM, independent film makers, radio ads, YouTube ads, and voiceovers for various phone apps and meditation courses.
Contact us about voiceover recording
Talk to us today about your voiceover project or make a booking by contacting Paul on 0203 1468 768 / 07980 000345
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The Voiceover recording process
1. Relax: our friendly and comfortable studio provides an ideal environment for obtaining a relaxed and natural voice recording.
2. Record: in acoustically treated live room with top quality pre-amps and microphones specifically set up for voice recording. We will capture the best of your voice and your vocal performance. We pay extra special attention to minimising any vocal anomalies and maximising the natural tones and articulations of your voice.
3. Mix and Master: high end mixing and mastering to provide an unrivalled, crystal-clear product suitable for distribution to all the media channels (s).
FAQs: Voiceover Recording
The studio engineer's role is to work with the artist and producer to achieve the best possible recording. Initially, this starts with setting up the studio space by choosing and positioning microphones and other equipment which are needed to record a particular artist or group. The studio engineer has a deep knowledge of the studio and knows the capabilities of all of the elements of studio equipment, including microphones and outboard FX. During the recording, the engineer is also on-hand to assist with specific sound or effect requirements which an artist might require and works alongside the producer to achieve a successful recording session.
It's important to prepare well for a studio session in order to make the best use of your time in the studio and to get the best out of your session. Ideally, you should have a strong idea of the style of your song and how it should be recorded before you arrive. It is helpful if you can bring with you any reference tracks that you like or tracks which have a similar style to what you are aiming for.
Once you are in the studio the time will pass quickly, so it is important to have a very clear idea of your goals and to be realistic about what can be achieved during the session. If you are working with other musicians it is important that they are aware of the recording goals and also what is required of them, especially in terms of their familiarity with the song arrangements, the instruments required and your recording schedule.
Warming up is important to ensure that your performances are of a high standard from the very beginning. Arrive in good time for your session so you stand the best chance of starting the session off in a relaxed way and achieve your optimum level of performance quickly.
During an extended recording session, ensure that you maintain concentration levels and be sure to eat and drink regularly to keep energy levels up. Avoid foods and drinks with high sugar content as these tend to lead to energy highs and lows - water is best.
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