The Basics of Compression Theory

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When Is The Right Time To Invest In A Studio

The Science of Sound:

3 Topics

Sound Ingress & Sound Egress

What Are Sound Reflections?

How A Mic Picks Up Sound

Adaptation or Booth – Which Home Studio is Right For You?

The Booth Method: A Complete Overview

6 Topics

Buying or Building a Booth

Creating A Room Within A Room

Insulating Your Booth

Acoustic Panelling

Additional Considerations

Which Equipment Comes In & Which Stays Out

The Adaptation Method: A Complete Overview

4 Topics

Finding A Repeatable & Quiet Space

Acoustically Treating Your Recording Space

Additional Considerations & Concerns

Examples of Booth and Adaptation Methods

Choosing Pro Equipment For A Pro Studio

Continue To Improve & Adapt Your Studio In the Future

How To Compress Vocal Recordings

The Basics of Compression Theory

The Key Functions of a Compressor

Compressing Destructively Vs Non-Destructively

Setting The Threshold Level and Compression Problems

Makeup Gain and Normalising

Implications of Compression and Normalisation for Voice Artists

Sidechain Compression

How to Run a VO Business

How to Run a VO Business – Course Summary

The Foundations of Great Voiceover Marketing

The Six Steps to Voiceover Marketing Mastery

Developing Your Personal Brand

Creating a Powerful Voiceover Brand

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