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Being forgetful is not only normal, it makes you smarter. The main function of memory is to improve decision making, and forgetting irrelevant details helps you to be more intelligent and make informed decisions. Source Source 2

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Behind That Voice:

Interview with Sam Witwer from “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” - Part 2 (2008-2015)

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Behind That Voice:

Yuri On Ice (2016) - Voices [Part 3 / 4]

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Behind That Voice:

Interview with Jason Spisak from “Star Wars: The Clone Wars”

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Behind That Voice:

Interview with Sam Witwer from “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” - Part 2 (2008-2015)

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Mouth Clicks in Voice Over

In my endeavor to be the best voice over artist I can be, I’ve started looking into how to remove mouth noise from my voice overs. In my talks with more seasoned voice over pros, they’ve recommended using the iZotope RX plugin to remove mouth noise so I went ahead and purchased the plugin. However, I’m sad to say I haven’t had much luck with it. 

The software I use to record my voice overs on is Twisted Wave, and I do my cleanup work in Adobe Audition. The iZotope plugin works in Adobe Audition, but I can’t seem to get very good results with it and I haven’t been able to find a tutorial about using the plugin specifically with Adobe Audition. (If anyone happens to make or find one, please let me know.) At this point, I’m not experienced enough or inconvenienced enough to deepen my research into this plugin. If I end up doing long projects, however, my research will continue. 

So for now, I’ve been using Adobe Audition’s spectral view to clean up my mouth noise and it’s worked beautifully! This tutorial here is what I’ve used. The only drawback with this method is you have to clean up one. click. at. a. time. so it can take awhile. 

I’m confident however that when the need arises for me to learn the de-click plugin, I’ll force myself to learn it =P.

Never stop learning. 

Jonathan Doty

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Behind That Voice:

The Emoji Movie (2017) - Voices [Part 3 / 3]

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I’ve been following this blog for awhile now, and I’ve found it to be very helpful!

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The newest episode of the booth just went up on YouTube! Go ahead and give it a look. Today we head into our Standard format going forward, as a Q & A podcast about voiceover, the industry, and any interesting stories from the booth. Thanks to everyone who asked questions! We had too many to go through in this episode, which is great because that means we have material for the next episodes! Continue to send your questions to us here or on Twitter with the hashtag #VOboothQA or you can visit us on our new Twitter page @TheVOBooth.

Keep in touch on social media: The Booth Twitter: @TheVOBooth Austin’s Twitter: @amtraxVA Mark’s Twitter: @MarkAllenJr

Topics today include: “Turning VO into a career” “Voice Matching” “Type-Casting” “Vocal Blowout” “Voices that come naturally vs harder voices” “What to do before attempting to get an agent” “Horror Stories from inside the booth”

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Behind That Voice:

Despicable Me 3 (2017) - Voices [Part 2/3]

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Behind That Voice:

Clone Wars Conversations - Episode 4 

Interview with Jim Cummings from “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” (2008-2015)

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Just heard the news. RIP June Foray. I read that you began doing VO when you were 12 years old. Your 87 year career will not be forgotten.

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