Before listening to the sample please keep in mind the following:
- I didn’t write a script for this so you’ll notice I do alot of Ummms and AAhhs its all ad lib.
- I recorded this at 11 pm and I was up today at 6 am to drop someone off at the airport then go the Canadian embassy downtown to pickup my new passport then go to work etc etc. so my voice is understandably tired.
- I didn’t remove any of the background noise from the streets outside my apartment or any personal noise
- The only thing I cut out are a few annoying pauses where I was so tired my brain froze.
- There are no effects on this file its raw raw raw… no compression no noise reduction … nothing.
To listen to Taji’s microphone audio sample of the Audio Technica AT2020
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leave a comment and share your thoughts.
I’m gonna go crash.
taji
Sounds great, Taji! And whether or not your voice was tired, I can certainly hear why you’re voice overs. 🙂 So are you coming to Canada? (I’m in Canada, which is why I’m curious.) Thanks for the sound sample! All the best, –Jodi
Ack. I must be tired myself. 😀 Why you’re IN voice overs… (Sheesh).
Your voice sounds very clear. Thanks for posting!
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Nice singing, Taji! Are you getting ready to audition for American Idol?
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your sincere test of AT2020. This is exactly what I wanted to hear. I wanted to go to the shop to ask them if they can allow me to record at least some phrases on AT2020 before I buy it (obviously they wouldn;t let me unpack this stuff…). So you made my day.
I have a question: Do you think AT2020 is too sensitive for a Home environment voice-over recording, if I want to cancel out all the outside noises?
I used to work with AKG 4000 which is VERY sensitive, and it got me crazy with everything it would pick up from outside…
Looking forward to your advice at vitaly.s{at}delfi.lt
Thanks a lot, dear colleague.