POV AUDIO LLC
Frank Verderosa
Casting • Mixing • Sound Design • Radio

In a previous blog post about the benefits of flipping your large diaphragm condenser microphones upside down for recording, I discussed...

Booking a flight is best way to book a job! So what can a working voice actor do when recording on the go? I’ve got the answers!

You see a button or knob for direct monitoring on so many interfaces- but what is it doing?

People are often confused by the terms interface and preamp, so I thought I would take a moment to explain the two. An interface (Focusrite Scarlett Solo, Apollo Twin, etc) converts your audio signal to a digital stream for your computer. It also converts the computer audio back to your headphones (or speakers) so you can hear it. A preamp is designed to amplify the relatively low signal from your microphone into something usable. It's that simple! At the studio I work for (

Many interfaces offer buttons to enhance your sound by replicating legacy hardware. But as a voice actor, should you use them?

Whether you're starting out or looking to up your game- these are the tools you need. Most of these are currently on sale, or bundled in...

People often ask me what audio interface I recommend. I always answer with two questions: “What are you recording?” and “What’s your...

"Røde may not have intended it, but this is also a perfect solution for voice actors with home studios."