We all get hoarse from time to time. Maybe you had a cold or yelled too much at a sporting event. It happens. (By the way, please see your Doctor if hoarseness or sore throat persists.) But there’s another surprising (and often invisible) cause for hoarseness that can do some real damage if you don’t…

There are lots of moving parts to recording voiceovers from home and it can feel a little overwhelming to the newcomer. But hang in there because this week I’ve got some great tips and tricks to make home recording easy for you, 10 in all. Tip #5 will help you overcome a common home recording…

One of the most common complaints guys have about the sound of their voice is that it’s not as deep as they would like it to be. And some women complain about this too. They feel their voice lacks authority and they sound too young and childlike Whether your voice is naturally deep or not,…

Ever wondered what it would be like to be a narrator on The History Channel, Animal Planet or National Geographic? Or how about the voice on an instructional video? These types of voiceovers are known as long form because they’re…well, long. The scripts can be tens or even hundreds of pages long. In these types…

The #1 questions people ask this time of year is: how do I keep my voice healthy during cold and flu season? What do I do if I have a recording session and I get a cold? I’ll answer the last question first. Rather than submitting sub-standard work where your voice is hoarse and sniffly,…