Showing posts with label Voice-Over. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Voice-Over. Show all posts

Friday, June 8, 2012

Miko and Cola

I'm stoked that Miko and Cola is nearing completion! This is an interactive story app from Gabuduck.


I've been working away the past several months on many facets of the soundscape including: voice-over, sound effects design and implementation of the dialogue, music and sound effects in FMOD Designer.

I look forward to the release and hopefully I'll post some video footage of Miko in Cola in action. I might even do a postmortem reviewing the design of reverbs in FMOD and the challenges of having your programming team on the opposite side of the country. Stay tuned!

Friday, May 4, 2012

Neumann TLM 103

I work with the Neumann TLM 103 quite a bit, and I'm a big fan of this microphone. It's obvious that Neumann paid careful attention to the details in the mechanical and electrical design of the TLM 103.


For a recent voice-over session I engineered, voice talent was recorded in English, Spanish and French for the audio tour at Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art's Monet exhibit. The TLM 103 picks up the finest details with little to no coloration. The recordings have a nice warmth and fullness to them. What strikes me the most is the exceptional sense of clarity from the TLM 103.

I've also been plugging the TLM 103 directly into the Alesis MasterControl at my workstation and recording my voice at 192 kHz for sound design. Works fantastic and has been the foundation for a lot of stuff before processing and layering.

This is a great mic! Especially considering the cost, but I definitely recommend getting an equally good preamp as well. Here is an in-depth review from Sound On Sound.