What equipment do I need to do voice-overs?

[Allen Hallada]

I've been going direct into Digi001 mic pre with the NTK and shut off the phantom power as it has its own power supply. I then record with the Waves Rennaisance Native plugins on the vocal track, usually an eq., compressor, and reverb (50% wet). You can buy this bundle for around 189.00 now from Guitar Center and it is killer. That is it.
Allen [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[Vertige]

I would say ( thinking that you are at home ) that a iso booth is the way too go. No mic, pre-amp or compressor will do if there is a dog barking in the background.

Once you have a good isolation, you can appreciate more the difference in quality from microphone and pre-amp combo.

Of course if you have the money ( once you have isolation ) A good mic, pre-amp and compressor is the way to go. Maybe the Mbox for you???

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[dreamer]

Isn't anyone using a pop filter these days?

[Allen Hallada]

Yes,
The Stedman 101 from www.8thstreet.com Great quality pop filter for this price.
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[marcusb]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Allen Hallada:
I've been going direct into Digi001 mic pre with the NTK and shut off the phantom power as it has its own power supply. I then record with the Waves Rennaisance Native plugins on the vocal track, usually an eq., compressor, and reverb (50% wet). You can buy this bundle for around 189.00 now from Guitar Center and it is killer. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Allan, do you prefer the digi mic pre over your newly purchased Avalon ?

Cheers,
Marcus