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The Waveform Size Illusion: What you SEE vs what you HEAR
This is a super simple concept that trips people up from time to time, so let’s clear it up once and for all. I’ve had more than a few voice actors reach out in a mild panic: “My waveforms look so tiny in my DAW — my signal must be too low! What’s wrong with my mic?” While the obvious fix might seem to be “turn up the gain,” that’s not always the answer. In fact, sometimes your recording levels are perfectly fine — you’re just looking at them in a way that makes them seem sma
Frank Verderosa
Mar 283 min read
Neo for VO? The Verdict on Apple’s New Ultra-Portable for the Booth
Thinking of buying the new MacBook Neo for your VO booth? We break down the Source-Connect compatibility issues and why Apple says it's not necessarily for production.
Frank Verderosa
Mar 113 min read
Discovering Her Voice: Crafting Jisann Roberts Commercial Demo Reel
Jisann isn't just a voiceover artist; she's a storyteller with deep roots in performance and connection. With her formal acting training, she brings a blend of technical precision and genuine warmth that instantly draws you in. Her voice carries a captivating presence—the kind that makes you lean in to listen, whether she's guiding you through a brand narrative or illuminating complex ideas with clarity and heart. Our goal for her demo was bridging technical precision and gen
Frank Verderosa
Mar 93 min read
Inside the Work: Malikha Mallette on Building a Career That Lasts
Malikha’s story isn’t about a single breakout moment. It’s about stacking preparation on top of preparation. Interning in promotions. Learning imaging without knowing the term. Editing her own demo. Burning CDs. Taking workshops. Saying yes to representation before she fully understood the industry. Ordering a booth before the shutdown. Leaving a grocery cart mid-aisle to make a session.
Frank Verderosa
Mar 46 min read
Why Your Files Sound “Boxy”: The Science of Comb Filtering
You’ve spent thousands on a world-class microphone, your interface is top-tier, and you’ve spent hours treating your space. Yet, when you listen back to your latest take, it sounds… off. It’s hollow. It’s thin. It sounds like you’re recording from inside a Tupperware container. Let's talk about the science of why- and practical ways to fix it!
Frank Verderosa
Mar 14 min read
