Triton Fethead is an in-line preamplifier designed to give an additional 27dB clean gain boost to dynamic or ribbon microphones by converting phantom power into gain. Fetheads are mainly used to drive demanding dynamic microphones but serve other purposes as well. I’ve been happily using my Fethead for the past three years now, so let’s […]
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All condenser microphones have self-noise (inherent noise) due to their electrical circuit. Most of the XLR condenser microphones will have a self-noise within the 5-30dB range. However, there are some outliers with self-noise as low as 4dB. Conversely, most USB microphones don’t disclose their self-noise levels, but they are usually very high, often above 30dB.
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Mickey Mouse has an iconic voice that is high pitched, soft, energetic and upbeat. To sound like Mickey Mouse you will have to learn to speak in falsetto, use your throat to add warmth and resonance to the voice and finish your sentences in an energetic fashion. Mickey Mouse uses a high-pitched voice (falsetto) Mickey
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Corpse Husband has a very distinctive deep and raspy voice. To sound like Corpse Husband you will have to add lots of vocal fry, lower your voice as much as possible and add breathiness. Some voice deepening exercises might also help to achieve the voice. Finally, you can tweak your voice recording with EQ and
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Professional video game voice actors are expected to earn around $800 per live session which could last anywhere between 1-4 hours. However, the market is much more diverse online where an entry-level video game voice-over artist can earn $1-5 per 100 words, while professionals are expected to earn $50-200 per 100 words. In video game
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While Kaotica Eyeball is a great tool to reduce reverb, it might be too expensive (198$) or you might be looking for heftier reflective filters that provide more coverage and reflection protection. Here are five great alternative reflection filters that are similar to Kaotica Eyeball and cost similar or less: These products work similarly to
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The best room for home recording is the one with the softest surfaces such as rugs, mattresses, thick curtains, bookshelves and clothes. Usually, it is either a walk-in closet or a bedroom. In this article, we will overview the best possible (and worst) places in your apartment or house to record in and how to
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For females to sound more like a male you will have to relax your upper body, speak slower, hold your breath, deepen the vocal range, whisper and speak from your throat. Learning belly breathing and performing breathing exercises will help to further develop a convincing guy’s voice. If you don’t need to do a guy’s
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To do anime voice you will have to exaggerate your sentences, sound happier, raise your voice and embody a character. Anime characters have very distinct voices with a lot of personal flair. Most of the anime personalities would sound way too over the board in real life. Therefore, to do anime voice you have to
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Kaotica Eyeball is an acoustic foam shield, with a pop-filter included, used to reduce reverb. It is placed onto the microphone to capture sound before it hits the wall and bounces back into the microphone. Kaotica Eyeball encases a microphone and is an effective tool for reducing reverb. It also offers a lot of flexibility
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