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

Black Friday has officially landed, and I’m rolling out the kind of savings that make your inner bargain-hunter do a little tap dance.

Many voice actors try to “fix” noisy recordings with noise gates—only to make them sound worse. Here’s why that happens- a how to fix it!

Buzzing or humming in your VO recordings? Discover how cable placement and shielding can impact your audio—and how to fix it fast.

Voice actors: Get rid of studio hum, buzz, and static with this step-by-step troubleshooting guide using the process of elimination.

In a world where technology changes at lightning speed- there humble XLR cable hasn’t changed in decades!

If you spend any time behind a microphone (and I know you do), you’ve probably heard the tip: “Don’t worry about your recording levels being low — you can just normalize later!” This often comes up with regards to lowering the audible noise level when recording. I get it — it sounds like an easy fix. But today I want to chat with you about why starting with low levels and relying on normalization can actually hurt your sound — and what to do instead.

In age we’re casting specs often call for voice actors to be their own studio and engineer-has voice acting become ageist?

Here's a breakdown of how I was able to use iZotope's RX Music Rebalance to transform mono concert audio to a 5.1 mix.

Focusrite's 4th Gen Scarlett line, features impressive upgrades that pose a challenge for Audacity users. But there's an easy fix!

I will say with certainty that there is nothing better than in-person talent and clients. Sonically. Creatively. Socially. Definitively.