We are not there quite yet, but all signs currently point towards a recession. Advertisers are ‘Paralyzed’ and ‘Somber’ from tariff chaos per a New York Times article published yesterday. Advertisers will very likely cut their ad spend, and notably their voice over ad spend in a recession. This is a mistake. Brands should generally […]
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The Independent Interactive Localization Agreement by SAG-AFTRA is a strategic move to protect performers in the burgeoning sector of video game localization from the U.S., offering them AI safeguards, better session flexibility, and more job opportunities.
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Villain voice over archetypes can be combined, or nuanced with personal backstories, motivations, and character development, making villains complex and sometimes even sympathetic figures in contemporary storytelling. There are no hard rules for playing any of these Ten Villain Types for Voice Acting. However, keeping these in mind and how the types could be combined can develop richer characters, than is the case if one is just playing “the bad guy.”
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Source-Connect will be more secure, and more robust. Source-Elements is transitioning to a subscription model, and the word is that their Source-Connect 3.9 will be retired as soon as 4.0 is fully adopted as the new industry standard. So if you’re a studio, joining the new Beta testing program and purchasing it is highly recommended.
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One of my favorite things about voice acting is the variety of voiceover projects out there. For example, I have been the voice on a few Heavy Metal songs over the years, in the style of Queensrÿche, etc. It takes some specific studio wizardry to mix with a Heavy Metal Voice Over: Compressors. Using special
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Source-Connect Q Restore and Replace are features designed to improve sporadic flawed audio quality in Source-Connect recording sessions to home or remote studios. They are particularly useful in rare cases of when network connectivity is less than ideal, which can sometimes lead to audio dropouts or artifacts. These features are unique to Source-Connect among all
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