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"Great idea Al. My typical VO plugin setup is:

- Channelstrip for compression and EQ
- Digidesign DeEsser if I need to tame sibilance, inserted after the compressor as comression tends to accentuate sibilance. I have the Waves de-esser but find the…"
Jan 14, 2010

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  • Dan (Daniel Eduardo) Hurst January 16, 2010 at 9:13pm
    Hi Michael!

    I know you’ve been a member of Voiceover Universe for some time, but I wanted to introduce one of our groups to you.

    I hope you'll check out and join a group called MARKETING FOR FUN AND PROFIT. It's a group dedicated to discussing ways we can market ourselves - what works; what doesn't. You’ll find some very interesting ideas and concepts there! And we would appreciate your input. Click here for the link: MARKETING FOR FUN AND PROFIT!

    Thanks for your time! I trust our paths will cross soon!

    Best to ya!

    dan (daniel eduardo) hurst
    www.DanHurst.com
  • Michael Damon January 14, 2010 at 8:50am
    Great idea Al. My typical VO plugin setup is:

    - Channelstrip for compression and EQ
    - Digidesign DeEsser if I need to tame sibilance, inserted after the compressor as comression tends to accentuate sibilance. I have the Waves de-esser but find the Digi version more effective.
    - Waves L1 for overall leveling

    If breathes are coming through too strong I'll sometimes put the Digi expander at the beginning of the chain. I set it to bring the level down by 5-6db between phrases and fine tune the attack/release and threshold to get it to operate as non-intrusively as possble . This can also help to tame room sound if you don't have great isolation.

    Hope this is helpful!
  • Alton (Al) Hoover January 13, 2010 at 10:35pm
    Michael: Thought it would be interesting to collect the top recommended Pro Tools plug-ins used by voiceover home studio users. My list would include: BNR, Normalize, and EQ 3. When you are putting your money where your mouth is, what plug-ins add real value? Share and enjoy! Al

    http://www.voiceoveruniverse.com/profiles/blogs/top-10-plugins-for-...
    Top 10 Plug-ins for VO Work in Pro Tools
    Thought it would be interesting to collect the top recommended Pro Tools plug-ins used by voiceover home studio users. My list would include: BNR, No…
  • Jessie Gilman August 6, 2008 at 2:58pm
    Hey there! Just wanted to thank you for your help last week, you were too fun to work with! I had a ball! Hope this finds you busy and doing well, I will be in touch to set up a time to have you help me with my protools, and my set up. Thanks again Mike! Have a good rest of the week. Best, Jessie Gilman
  • Rick Party July 29, 2008 at 1:07am
    Michael,

    Welcome to Voiceover Universe!

    Rick Party, founder
    VOICEOVER UNIVERSE
  • Jessie Gilman July 25, 2008 at 10:20am
    Hey, So glad you are up on the the site! Hope it helps! I am excited to see you use Pro Tools as I have just recently purchased the software for my self. I am new to it and have to upgrade the ole' computer now so it can handle the mega Pro tools! Can't wait to meet up! Best, Jessie Gilman
  • Penny Abshire July 25, 2008 at 12:39am
    Let me be the very first to welcome you to the UNIVERSE! So glad you've joined us, Michael!

    I'd also like to invite you to join my group, Positive Thinkers UNITE! We can always use another creative, positive voice!

    Best luck to you for continued success!

    Penny Abshire
    VoiceActing.com
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