VOICE OVER TIPS - Dealing With Breaths

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[@JRodStudios]

This was so helpful, I always thought you should never have audible breaths, even when voicing for animation.

[@JonasTayaban]

That CONTINUOUS COMMERCIAL read really cracked me up 😂 I've done some commercial voice overs in Filipino which were translated from an English script and I sound like a Filipino RAP GOD EMINEM. Love your content Peter, very relatable

[@apollorainer1991]

This is as well written as spoken. Thanks a lot!

[@jennyrahmeh]

I'm new in the voice over field and I am learning a lot from your channel. Thanks a lot :)

[@BodegaMouse]

How’s your progress?

[@jennyrahmeh]

@@BodegaMouse with practice my voice got better but I am sure I still need to do more effort

[@doctorreza272]

what a lovely man with great teaching technique

[@amandajstar]

Very helpful, thanks. And it's nice to hear someone speaking about an 'advert' (as opposed to American terminology all the time)!

[@AAAndrew]

I've been practicing reading and finally got a microphone and my very first time with a sensitive microphone my breaths sounded like great gusts of wind. I was contemplating something like this, and glad to see it will work. Nice explanation and clear instructions.

[@philthehatfilms]

Top video, great advice and I like the point 'let them work out it for themselves'.

[@Brion206]

I will devote myself to your teachings

[@acspectator8636]

I only just recently self-taught myself this after observing how other people deal with almost running out of air whenever they talk in videos. Though I still often make a lot of mistakes on my private voice overs that I even unintentionally edit out the breaths near the mistakes I cut out, but I’m always curious to see how I’m handling the breathing recently.

[@acspectator8636]

Even so I still lack stamina and quick enough skills to keep it in talking at times that I’ve grown to become easily impressed by even average people are able to hold a long conversation cause talking is actually more skill in more ways than one than you might think.

[@victoriapero]

"cut points at the median line; clean up the start and end". SO helpful, this video! Can you just explain what the median line is and HOW you "clean up" the start and end? Thank you so much!

[@crayzmarc]

Congratulations making 100k. This was super useful.

[@henriettasenkwe12]

This is really helpful, been wondering how one handles breathes.

[@Rogan-n-Rowan]

You sir, are excellent. I like your style. Kill them with kindness and give them exactly what they want!

[@SequoiaAlexander]

Great tips thank you! I am recording my own youtube videos and working on adding voice overs, this was helpful.

[@whatfoodsmenu]

Great Tips , proud to be one of your students

[@jivetalkin124]

Thank you Peter BAKER! Spot on, as usual. I’m saving up my €’s so I can book a coaching session w/ you.

[@recreatingsochstories]

I have spent like 11 years in the Top Commercial Radio Channels of India.All the time the juggle was to fit a 30-sec script in 20 secs. By voicing them continuously I had automatically started speaking quite fast, funnily and it took me some time to get back to normal pace to voice other styles. But I suffer from one problem, As I start to voice or while voicing unknowingly there is sound "tongue clicking" and just like the breaths I have to remove it manually.

[@jo-annastephenson5023]

Excellent advice

[@LifesLaboratory]

This was great! Damn, I wish I had your voice!

[@कोल्हापुरी_पाटील]

Excellent tips👍👍!

[@BallyBoy95]

This is amazing aha! Real good advice, muchos gracias.

[@Flamme-Sanabi]

Not going to do commercials but helpful, thanks Sir.

[@hadizabihi8128]

Man this video is great.

[@Thriving_Tribesmen]

Yes...I love your content, thank you for sharing

[@AlliedFacts]

sir plz make one video specifically for KZbinr who want to do voice-overs for youtube videos plz btw love your all videos it is helping me a lot

[@Syedhussainipage]

Thank you for this amazing video. I spend a lot of time to chop the breaths from my online tutorials. I guess, I should follow the point of lowering the volume in those sections. Is there a faster way to handle this as I do not want to spend much time doing this? I use Camtasia to produce my videos.

[@stevebenard969]

Hey, thanks for that! Good video.

[@CirqueAlvis]

I've been struggling to lower or control the volume of my annoying breathing, so thank you so much for these tips!

[@jeremylunnenvoiceworks5928]

Great video!

[@EricksonFilmsYT]

Thank you!

[@BigPiePublishing]

Do you have any tips on doing a British accent? Yours is really good.

[@Nerner_Derder]

Omg I fuckin love this guy. Hopefully I meet you one day! Just starting my carrier

[@inambe3987]

❤

[@chrissvoice1770]

Back of the net! Ahaaa!