Do you ever need to edit music? Here’’s a tutorial Fisher wrote about how to do it using Sony Sound Forge (though these tips work with other audio editors, too).
It doesn’t really work with Audacity because that freeware doesn’t support markers as used in my tutorial.
–jpf
Harlan and Jeffrey will be speaking at NAB’s Post-Production World conference on Wednesday, April 14 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. The title of this in-depth session is Voice-Over Success. Hope to see you there!
NAB2010
My new computer runs super fast for just pennies a day. Though it voided my warranty, I wanted to open it up and snap a picture so you can see the secret to my powerful computing.
Fisher's New Computer
–jpf
We have some cool things planned for 2010, so stay tuned!
–jpf
The latest edition of Sony Sound Forge .. 10! .. includes some interesting tools. The most useful for VOs is the Event Edit Mode which allows for very flexible editing. And if you need to add a music track or some SFX to your VO, you can follow the guidelines in this tutorial.
–jpf
Sound Forge 10 is Jeffrey’s audio recording and editing application of choice. The latest version brings new functionality to the table that VOs will appreciate.
Read Jeffrey’s Sound Forge 10 review here.
–jpf
So, you find yourself without a good-sounding place to record your VO. Well, one of the best designed acoustic spaces on earth is the modern automobile. So, if all else fails, get in that car and find a nice scenic rural roadside. Pull over, kill the engine, shush the cows, and then hit record.
Find a quiet place and record in your car.