Really nice energy here that encapsulates Uotani's love for messing with Kyo! One note: this track has quite a bit of background noise. I'd recommend finding an isolated, smaller room. Preferably with sound-dampening tiles or blankets over the walls to: 1) reduce boxiness, which deadens sound that can jump off the walls back into the mic, and 2) reduce incoming noise. Even just turning off a fan, an AC unit, or anything that could end up crowding the track - you want it off and not close to your recording area. Even a heavy blanket over you and the microphone can help reduce that noise, too! Nice audition here! While I appreciate the enthusiasm and effort, I am not allowing retakes, given the potential scale of this project. I hope you understand!
Thank you so much for the reply! I have just downloaded Audacity and am learning how to use the noise reduction on that app along with a studio room coming soon. I didn't realize that Audacity was a thing until after I auditioned unfortunately. I'm still very new to it all haha. Your feedback is fantastic though and I appreciate that this is a busy project for you so retakes will be a pain. Thank you for taking the time to actually listen and help I do appreciate it 😁
Yeah, of course, happy to help! Also, a huge reminder. Prioritize the recording area over processing! Processing is great, but it should lift your voice, highlight it, and let it shine. Noise reduction can be insanely aggressive and take away from your awesome voice. I'd recommend playing with EQ, compression, and a noise gate or limiter, but only a little. Again, you want your recording area to have a lower volume floor; that way you can use less processing without getting aggressive, which is what we call over-processing! If you can understand those tools and where and how to use them, you'll be way farther ahead than most. YouTube has great tutorials on setting up voiceover spaces and understanding those tools! Thanks for your understanding. Best of luck, and I hope to see you in future projects!
I shall definitely look into all of that! You are awesome thank you so much for the help!!
Absolutely no problem! Again, thanks for your interest in my project!
