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Click on this link to learn a great technique you can work on by yourself to improve your voice over work, and to add more styles to your repertoire.
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Here’s an idea…if you haven’t already thought of it.
When you next create some Station IDs for your station, why not create a few Promo IDs as well.
Promo IDs are Station IDs;
Perhaps, like me, you produce audio content at a desk, in front of a computer. I have a very simple set-up, with a USB powered microphone, and free recording software on my PC.
I own a basic USB microphone that captures reasonably good voice recordings, and on my computer, I record using an audio editor called Audacity.
Then, using my audio editor, I post process the
Audio editing can be one of the most repetitive tasks in radio. You may be editing an interview to duration, or perhaps piecing together a recorded programme with lots of different audio components.