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🎙️ Voice Actors, Streamers & VTubers! Commissions are OPEN Links here! vgen.co/Oni_Onii-chan (More Services Coming Soon) freemenotaudio.carrd.co/# I’ll make your dialogue sound clean and professional: • Noise & reverb removal • Mouth clicks & plosive removal • Sibilance taming • Smooth leveling + EQ Making your voice clear, present, and heard More services will be added as I take on more work!

It's probably not perfect, but automation is my favorite part. I want the elements to hit the processing evenly for a good bit of it. The rest involves hitting things a little harder or softer to emphasize certain elements. I'm learning that a lot of my gain rides really rely on me to follow the groove, so that is a ton of fun. I'm getting a better understanding of how the artists played their parts and the kind of energy they were trying to bring throughout the song.

I keep hearing demo reels that are loud as shit but have zero dialogue editing. If you're editing a demo reel, please invest in iZotope RX or something. Your VA clients deserve to have plosives, noise, and mouth sounds taken care of. You're compressing the audio to hell to get it sitting at like -7 LUFS, so please take the time to fix these issues first.

I might be overdoing it at times. I'm writing a script, practicing singing, and watching tutorials all at once.

My raging desire to see anime girls in corpse paint.

I bought sonarworks sound id years ago and relied on it heavily for work. It became a huge pain to use, so I quit entirely for a year now. My current "studio" spot has a 120hz resonance, but I've learned to mix through it.

I'm really proud of how my mix practice went today. I can't wait to listen to it tomorrow and hear how ass it actually is.

I wanted to try the BX N channel strip for the first time. I hadn't really looked at it until now, so I was surprised by how ugly it is.

So my guitar amp crapped out again... Anyone want to trade a Marshall JVM 410H for a partially functioning Carvin Legacy 3?

My Boss HM2W sounding like ass means I'm doing something right.

I'm making more progress with my studies in mixing metal. It's been fun to feel like I'm learning audio again. I've been stuck doing post-audio, feeling like I've got my skills to focus on, and that's it. Moving to music for a bit is allowing me to learn new tools and take a broader approach to mixing. I get to play with plugins I've only touched on and off over the years. Nobody told me how awesome API EQs are, and discovering that I'm an SSL fanboy has been fun.

A calli stream and some educational reading. It's a peaceful night.

I'm wanting some more saturation plugins for my tool kit. Any recommendations? My main saturation plugins Pro Tools Lo-fi Softube Saturation knob SSL X-Saturator Black box HG2 Ozone Exciter

Me hearing small things I wish I did differently in my work. Things I could have adjusted better, or small things I missed. Stuff that the average listener can't pick out, but an audio person can.

Looking back on a project that happened over months is fascinating. I'm just seeing things we chose to remove, adjust, or completely redo for the sake of flow and storytelling. The type of things that didn't fit a director's vision of their project.

Everything that went into editing and mixing an abridged for @Grimmjack

My audio editor vent post.

I was the Dialogue editor, Sound designer, and Mix engineer for Goblin Slayer Abridged! Please go support grimmjack on YT.