
Recording Craft
Leave a Little Silence Around the End of a Recorded Sentence
Record clean space around a spoken line so an editor can make a natural ending without cutting off the final consonant or room sound.

Record clean space around a spoken line so an editor can make a natural ending without cutting off the final consonant or room sound.

Check voiceover levels at recording time so a quieter export does not hide distortion that was already captured in the original audio.

Use a short spoken test to identify plosive pops, then compare microphone placement and suitable pop protection before recording a full session.

Improve spoken recordings by listening to room noise, microphone position and reflections before spending money on another microphone.