The Pro Audio Suite

Joan has voiced or filmed thousands of union TV commercials and corporate presentations and has been a featured performer on network TV and the NY stage. As a voiceover coach she has worked with established voice talent and their agents. She has also recently conducted seminars for NY SAG & AFTRA on surviving career change and working under the non-broadcast contract. Don't miss what she has to sa...

Robert Marshall is one-half of the driving force behinds the Voice Over Industry's go to software for voice over IP; Source Connect. In this episode, we chat with Robert about all things Source Elements, the idea behind it, the evolution of the product, and the many offshoots that have taken legs since the original software was released. 

In this weeks episode, Andrew and Chris relive his career to date and cover some of the finer details of his work. We also take a look at Source Connect Now and talk about deliverables for today's home voice over studio operators. 

Wes has worked in the entertainment industry for some 20 years as an advocate/agent for performers. He represents a diverse group of film, television, music, sports and social media celebrities as well as working actors. Plus Robbo and Andrew ask the questions "can you record an award-winning spot on an SM57? And is there ever a time you should eq and Compress your home studio voice tracks before...

Over the years some very famous slogans have entered your ears via Harlan Hogan's voice: From Raids' "Kills bugs fast, Kills bugs dead" and Head & Shoulders' "That little itch should be telling you something" to the iconic, "It's the cereal even Mikey Likes".   But VoiceOver is not Harlan's only bag. If you're familiar with the "Porta-Booth" you'll know that Harlan also runs one of the biggest hom...

Nick Tate is one of the hardest working Voice Over Artists in the U.S. But did you know he's an Aussie?  In part 2 of our interview with Nick, he talks about getting his big break, working in LA and the challenges of working from your closet in Suburban Sydney Australia.  Also in this episode, we discuss the latest in studio monitoring and the financial rewards (or lack of) for some of those worki...

He's one of the most recognised Narrators in the Business Today. It’s very possible that you are already a fan and you don’t know it. If you’ve ever spent more than a few minutes on the Discovery channel you’ve probably heard Robert Lee, Narrator for the Hit Discovery Channel Series “MythBusters.” This week he's our special guest on the VO Radio show.

David Courtney is a British singer-songwriter and record producer. His first big break was as a songwriter with Adam Faith and Leo Sayer. As a producer, David has also worked with musicians such as Roger Daltrey, Gene Pitney, Eric Clapton, David Gilmour and Jimmy Page. This week on the Vo Radio sho we chat with David about his Career, his work with some of the biggest names in the music business a...

Marc Graue is an American voice actor and sound recording engineer who runs the Marc Graue Voiceover Studios. This week, Marc talks all things voice over and Radio.  Plus Andrew and Robbo chat about "emotion" in Radio Production, plus ins and outs of Headphones and their use. It's a big show, don't miss it!!

Ok, so we are essentially a show about Post Production and VoiceOver. But there are plenty of things we can learn from, perhaps, one of the luckiest recording engineers alive. The man who got to sit through sessions with the biggest band in history, and their genius Producer Sir George Martin. If you wanna know more about the tricks of the studio, this episode is for you.

Nick Tate is an Aussie VOice Artist who made it big time. He is one of the most used Trailer voices in Hollywood, and now living back in his home Country of Australia, still manages to make a career on the world stage. How did he get there, and how did he make it work. Find out in part one of our special two-part interview.

Welcome to the VO Radio show. In our first episode, we speak with a couple of Advertising Creatives who really know their craft. How do they cast/ What are they looking for in a VO artist, and most importantly, what makes them tick. Find out in our first ever episode.