Location
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
I WORK IN THE VOICE OVER INDUSTRY AS A(N)
Voice Actor
HERE'S A LITTLE ABOUT ME AND MY VOICE OVER EXPERIENCE
Commercial Voice Over training by Kate McClanaghan and company at Sound Advice.
Workshops at Sound Advice
Voice Over and acting training at Entertainment Today Inland Empire
RECENTLY BOOKED PROJECTS
Star Trek movie Vulcan Student
Quanada PSA TV spot for Victims of Sexual Abuse, 2009
New York Science Museum radio spot, 2009
Voice of the new Condor display for the LA Zoo, opening Sept.
VOICE DESCRIPTION
I hate describing myself so here are the tags others gave me and the proile my dad wrote.
suburban teen, best friend, everyday child, youthful, fun
REAL TEEN - For Authentic Teen Sound.
I produce a wide range of reads, such as energetic, young and fun for commercials and quirky for animation. I can provide a soft, honest, and soothing sound for narration and presentations. I also play the girl next door with a fresh bright sound.
I take direction well and am flexable so I don't get too attached to any one type of read.
DIALECTS, Character voices and vocal impressions
North American
VOICES I AM ABLE TO PERFORM
Young Adult Female, Teenage Girl, Child Female
AUDIO DELIVERY METHOD
ISDN, Source Connect, MP3, WAV
EQUIPMENT
I have a custom Gold 6x6 Vocalbooth, a Rode NT-1 condenser mic, an Audio Pro 610 interface, a Mackie 402 VLZ3 Mixer an Apple Imac where my dad edits my work with Twisted Wave. I also have a JK Audio phone hi-bred phone patch and Source Connect.
There is also n sound studio two blocks from my house.
Comments
http://www.sunspotsproductions.com/voiceover_talent_submission.htm
Your Mackie 820i has EQ a 3 frequency range EQ with adjustable dB range of -15-+15 dB and the ability to center the "bell" between 100 Hx and 8 kHz for the midrange frequency on mono channels 1 and 2. Your 820i has a 4 frequency EQ control High 12kHz, HighMid 2.5khz, LowMid 400Hz and Low 80Hz 3 frequency with adjustable dB range of -15-+15 dB on stereo channel 3/4. Finally your Mackie has a 3 frequency range High, Mid, Low EQ with adjustable dB range of -15-+15 dB on your line in stereo channels 5/6 and 7/8.
You can also use an Audio Unit EQ Plug-in with TwistedWave to batch process effects.
You normally use EQ to de-emphasize unwanted sounds at certain frequencies (low frequency rumble and reducing the high-frequency treble boost. I would be cautious about over applying EQ or compression to your tracks.
Hope this helps you!
Al
A peaking equalizer raises or lowers a range of frequencies around a central point in a bell shape. A peaking equalizer with controls to adjust the level (Gain), bandwidth (Q) and center frequency (Hz) is called a parametric equalizer. Think adjusting the Gain/Volume, range of spectrum (diameter of the "bell") and center frequency (center point of the "bell").
A "pass" filter attenuates either high or low frequencies while allowing other frequencies to pass unfiltered. A high-pass filter modifies a signal only by taking out low frequencies; a low-pass filter only modifies the audio signal by taking out high frequencies. A pass filter is described by its cut-off point and slope. The cut-off point is the frequency where high or low-frequencies will be removed. The slope, given in decibels per octave, describes a ratio of how the filter attenuates frequencies past the cut-off point (eg. 12 dB per octave). You see these (particularly high pass - cuts out below 80 Hz) on most pre-amps and mics (both high and low with various slopes).
A band-pass filter is a combination (in series) of one high-pass filter and one low-pass filter which together allow only a band of frequencies to pass, attenuating both high and low frequencies past certain cut-off points.
End of section 2 Types of EQ discussion.
Al
End of section 1 on EQ general discussion.
Al
Be well,
Bob Souer
song. Here are the lyrics . . . .”This is your Birthday Song,
It isn’t very long . . . “
And many more . . . !
Bob in Orlando