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gorillainthemix · 5th March 2009

I record voice-overs for commercials etc every day. Just finishing up the new Philips Demo DVD for 2009 here in 15 languages...

I use a Sennheiser 416, cuts through everything. That's basically all the gear I use when treating VOs (the talent is half the work), the rest are plug-ins.
Some compression (fast attack, fast release), 80 Hz cut, 250Hz dip, 2k shelf boost (maybe a little peak at 11k-13k) and sometimes touch it up with an L1 to get it up in your face.

5th March 2009	#16
gorillainthemix Lives for gear Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Lowlands Posts: 1,261	I record voice-overs for commercials etc every day. Just finishing up the new Philips Demo DVD for 2009 here in 15 languages... I use a Sennheiser 416, cuts through everything. That's basically all the gear I use when treating VOs (the talent is half the work), the rest are plug-ins. Some compression (fast attack, fast release), 80 Hz cut, 250Hz dip, 2k shelf boost (maybe a little peak at 11k-13k) and sometimes touch it up with an L1 to get it up in your face. __________________ @gorillainthemix