Is there no group workout today?

https://www.skool.com/voiceovermasterclass/how-to-avoid-scams-in-voiceover?p=e890e714 I thought this might a great reference to us all, as I was ALMOST scammed for a podcast Host once and it was the worst feeling ever!

Shout out to @Marcus Nelson @David Bradbury @Jamaica McCray @Tj Wilson We Powered through a few technical issues for a Beautiful read of Toy Story. https://assets.scriptslug.com/live/pdf/scripts/toy-story-4-2019.pdf?v=1729115052 They all took on multiple characters and really brought the work to life. Grateful I had a chance to witness it live. Looking forward to our next session.

Do you do this technique yourself or send it out to someone else? Punch and roll is a voice-over recording technique used to correct mistakes instantly by playing back a few seconds of audio before recording over the error, ensuring a seamless tone and flow. It saves significant editing time, especially for audiobooks, by creating a single, clean track without needing to cut and paste takes later. YouTube +2 How It Works 1. Stop: When a mistake occurs, stop recording immediately. 2. Position: Place the cursor/playhead a few seconds before the error. 3. Play & Record: Initiate "punch and roll." The software plays back the audio (pre-roll), allowing you to listen and match the tone, then automatically switches to recording at the cursor point. 4. Continue: Seamlessly record the correction and continue with the script. Key Software Setups - Audacity: Set "Pre-roll" in Preferences (typically 5 seconds). Use Shift + D to start. Note: In some versions, it works best from the end of the track to avoid deleting existing audio. - Adobe Audition: Right-click the record button and select "Punch and Roll Mode". - ProTools: Use the Transport window to activate pre-roll and designate the punch point with markers.

I was excited to be hired for a job since it was my first hire. I asked for advice, listened to my work countless times, removed breathe and clicks but come to find out it was all for nothing. I got scammed. Luckily, I didn't cash what they tried to send me and I made every rookie mistake leading up to it but its a learning experience. Not everyone is a good person (all ready knew that) and dont let your excitement and dreams cloud your judgement. Everyone be careful out there.