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A lot happens to a voice recording audio signal, from when you record a voice track to when it finally gets to the listener's ears. A conventional voice-over recording system usually includes an XLR microphone in an interface with clean preamps. It's then connected to a computer via USB or some digital connection. Some voice-over equipment configurations may include an additional external preamp before the audio interface, bypassing the internal, clean preamp in the interface. This configuration might be used because the external preamp can offer lower noise, lower distortion, and a cleaner sound, giving you more detail in our voice-over recording. In this video, I illustrate the difference in sound between using a Focusrite 2i2 independently and using an external preamp, the Cranborne Audio, Camden EC1.
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Lenny B is a professional voice-over audio engineer and producer, currently living in Southern California. He produces national (TV and Radio) jingles and has experienced FM Radio success with original music (airplay). In addition, he is an experienced radio imaging producer and morning show air talent who has been heard on numerous major market commercial radio stations worldwide. Lenny most recently worked as creative director and executive producer for a cluster of commercial FM radio stations before leaving his radio career to focus on his own brand. Thousands of voice-over artists worldwide trust Lenny to improve their quality, effectiveness, and presentation.