I needed to do a bunch of voice over for my new short, and I have basically no funds for new equipment. I already had a Blue Snowball mic (purchased for my last short, which was a disaster but had decent sounding voice overs), so I put a towel under it, a pillow behind it, and prayed the rain held off long enough to get the dozen or so clips I needed recorded. Here's the setup:
I used Audacity to record the clips at 32-bit, 96KHz. According to the waveforms, it looks like I got good, clean sound, and with the high bit-rate and sample rate, hopefully I can remove any noise I might have picked up.
This is all for my no-budget, entirely DIY short ('cause, you know, I'm insane), which so far is coming together nicely. Of course, I have to finish it by the 31st to meet two contest deadlines, which means I'm seeing a lot of late nights over the next few days (the visual edit is done, it's all the audio that needs to be built from scratch using a mix of Foley and stock sound effects).
I used Audacity to record the clips at 32-bit, 96KHz. According to the waveforms, it looks like I got good, clean sound, and with the high bit-rate and sample rate, hopefully I can remove any noise I might have picked up.
This is all for my no-budget, entirely DIY short ('cause, you know, I'm insane), which so far is coming together nicely. Of course, I have to finish it by the 31st to meet two contest deadlines, which means I'm seeing a lot of late nights over the next few days (the visual edit is done, it's all the audio that needs to be built from scratch using a mix of Foley and stock sound effects).
