My friend (and talented audio guy) Craig Hart has created a super intuitive new recording software made for voice actors in mind. Right now you can get it free because it's in the early stages. I've been testing it out and definitely recommend! https://lrtmediahq.com/orison.html

I'm starting to edit a Sunday School lesson where the puppets act out the history of Rahab and the two spies. And since I didn't have a lot of time to film, I did the voice and left the puppetry to be added later (via green screen). Can I just say it was so much fun to do — I mean for the puppets to do — the different voices? The king's servant especially is classic bad guy. He gives a nice little, "Hmm?" at the end of one of his lines. I'll try to remember to send you all a link once it's up. Hooray for having fun voice acting and sharing the Bible, too!

Does anyone have any good recommendations for learning/ brushing up on a British accent?

Hello everyone, I was wondering if you could help me with my setup. So I've got a Rode mic with a Focusrite interface and a laptop for Audacity. The way I tried to set it up was the interface was connected to the laptop and the mic was connected to the interface. Not sure how to do any of this because I've never done something this complex in tech, if I'm going to be honest despite my STEM degree 🤣Anywho, any videos or comments to help me fix this would be greatly appreciated!

Today in English class, I read an excerpt from Lady Macduff in "Macbeth," and since it's set in Scotland, I gave her a Scottish accent. It made me chuckle a little when a peer told me I should be a voice actor. When I first started, I really felt terrible at voice acting, but there has been so much encouragement here, and the practices have been so helpful! I know there are still so many ways in which I can grow, but it was really neat to get that little bit of affirmation today.