Everything a Voiceover Artist Needs To Know about "NOISE FLOOR"
Demystifying the what, why, and how of "Noise Floor" a common term and principle in voiceover. We'll cover not only what it is, and why it's important, but also how to improve it if you need to.
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SUPER HELPFUL!!!! Thank you so much for your expertise.
Thanks for opening the door! I've seen too many noise floor explanations from inside a booth without the outside noise comparison!
Your vid’s are so helpful thank you so much
Thank you so much! You answered the question that I've been searching for! I was afraid my -74db wasn't quiet enough. But now I feel a bit relieved. I would actually prefer it quieter, but for now, I guess what I'm working with is passable. Thanks again!!!
Thanks
Hi Jay. I just wanted to compliment you on your channel; you have a very comfortable manner. I too narrate audiobooks, and I enjoy your videos
You're like a young Bill DeWees!
Hey, Jay! I recently discovered your channel, and there's great stuff here. Keep up the great work!
I use the Analyze>ACX Check in Audacity often while I do most of my recording and production on Adobe Audition. I also use the AA Amplitude Statistics as I am editing, but is there a method for checking noise floor, RMS and Normalization all in the same window like Audacity has?
Great video! Jay, is this with your Apollo, and are you using C-vox? Or is that your natural floor?? And what is your input level? Thanks, man.