Working with music as a voiceover
A lot of the voiceovers we record utilise music in their finished forms. So here are Rob’s tips for working with music and where to source it from.
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A lot of the voiceovers we record utilise music in their finished forms. So here are Rob’s tips for working with music and where to source it from.
The story of a unique Trans-Atlantic website collaboration project with Canada based Voice Over Artist Dennis Lewis, his developer and Helen Bee.
Helen interviews voice over and actor Claire Lindsay about her voice business, website, marketing and how her approach to promoting herself has changed.
Quick video how-to tutorials showing you how to do Punch and Roll edit in Audacity, Audition, Logic Pro X, Ocenaudio, ProTools, Studio One, Twisted Wave and Reaper
A guide to ensure you get your logo in all the file formats you’ll ever need, why you need them and where to use each file type.
We bought some new rabbits, so Rob stretches the limits of credibility to see if pet ownership can teach us anything about work and self-employment. Is he successful, or are we going to have to take the rabbits back to the shop? Read on to find out…
Our most popular blogs from the last 12 months are about Izotope RX, compression, noise floors, how to get seen online and google business profiles.
I’ve visited lots of voiceover studios and helped troubleshoot hundreds more remotely. Here are a few things that still make me inwardly groan.
Noise floors are like council tax bills. We all have one, and we’d all like it to be lower. This is a blog about shaving a few dB off your noise floor.
On 4th April 2023 B Double E turns 5! So here for your delectation are my deliberations of the last 5 years.
Making website amends can be a time-consuming and daunting task. These quick and easy tips will help you get the job done.
Rob documents his latest Studio Tickling Tour so you can all see what goes on backstage.
Two years after working with Helen, André talks about his experience of branding his voiceover business and working out ‘who he is’.
Noise reduction plug-in comparisons for voice work. These are very powerful tools but I do not advocate using them daily.
Helen is a guest on A Voiceover’s Adventure podcast chatting with host Jo Troy and chats about Branding in Voiceover.
Izotope RX10 – many forums say this is an essential purchase for voiceovers. Let’s looks at what RX10 does and if you need it.
What is a Google Business Profile and do voiceovers need one? Quick answer is yes – and I’ll show you how to set one up (updated for 2026).
Sometimes there really is nothing else for it but to write a bespoke demo script. But where on earth would you even start?
Every year on A-level results day Jeremy Clarkson tweets something like “Don’t worry if your a-level results are a bit disappointing. I got a C
How do you make sure your voiceover website gets picked up by search engines?
Always – and I cannot stress this enough – ALWAYS proof your copy before you post it online. You may not think that the odd
I hate to break it to you, but your ears lie. In many instances, the sound we hear isn’t actually what’s happening. There is a
Humans are visual beings, so where to source our images from? These are my go-to great stock image sites that I use all the time.
My website clients already get a lot of guidance on how to write copy to maximise their site for SEO (which basically means, helps get
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