As we move more deeply into the twenty-first century, it is becoming more and more common for individuals, both engineers and voice talent, to have their own spaces for recording and production. However, if we could peer back through the dark mists of time, we could see a time when the only way to record and produce voiceover was to travel to a commercially available recording studio, there to be surrounded by incredibly complex and expensive equipment and gaze at the lord of his domain—the recording engineer. Master of the mysterious buttons and knobs, basking in the gentle glow of lights from the ...
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