Just a couple of hints on recording...

QL Damsel · 12-21-2006, 10:01 AM

I was given this information to help with those who will be doing their voice recordings on a home computer and an inexpensive microphone (which is something that I have anyway). Since I'm not the audio all and almighty, someone (thank you and you know who you are!) gave some helpful hints on recording. Here are the hints:

To keep things uniform:
**For PC users, use Windows recorder. Convert playback and recording to CD Quality before recording.

**Record all of their character's lines in one file. Save as wav, and convert to MP3 when finished. Musicmatch Jukebox is a free program and converts wav - mp3.

**When voice recording, hold a handkerchief or piece of paper a few inches from the mic and your mouth, in between your mouth and the mic to prevent "popping" your Ps.

Thanks guys! Happy recording!
MJ

12-21-2006, 10:01 AM	#1
QL Damsel Al's Place / TVS Administrator Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Near Austin Texas Posts: 2,543	Just a couple of hints on recording... I was given this information to help with those who will be doing their voice recordings on a home computer and an inexpensive microphone (which is something that I have anyway). Since I'm not the audio all and almighty, someone (thank you and you know who you are!) gave some helpful hints on recording. Here are the hints: To keep things uniform: For PC users, use Windows recorder. Convert playback and recording to CD Quality before recording. Record all of their character's lines in one file. Save as wav, and convert to MP3 when finished. Musicmatch Jukebox is a free program and converts wav - mp3. When voice recording, hold a handkerchief or piece of paper a few inches from the mic and your mouth, in between your mouth and the mic to prevent "popping" your Ps. Thanks guys! Happy recording! MJ __________________ ~~ MJ ~~ The Virtual Seasons VS Quantum Retribution**