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12-07-2001, 04:07 PM
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What equipment do I need to do voice-overs?
Can anyone give me advice on the basic equipment I need to record professional voice-overs. I will not need to do any music, just voices.
I would like use Pro Tools LE Digi 001 (do I need Factory?. Of course I realize I need a couple of good mikes and a small sound booth. Do I need a controller board and all that? I have a great MAC G4 with a gig of memory and 175 gigs of space. I mostly need advice on what to buy to do simple straight voice-over recordings. I will rarely have to record more than one voice at a time. Thanks for any assistance. Jack
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Jack Sullivan 
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