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The murmur of a crowd is usually recorded by voice actors in audio post-production studios such as an ADR stage. The term "walla" recording is derived from the sound of a group of people murmuring in the background. The group chatter is normally…

Game audio and film audio have a lot in common, but they also differ in many ways. The way sound is used in games has to take into account the player's actions, while film audio has a more linear structure. Additionally, game audio often needs…

For decades, recording studios were known as large soundproof buildings with specialized audio gear that were very expensive to construct and manage. The audio equipment and instruments alone were unreachable to purchase for most artists. The…

When recording an audiobook, it can seem like a daunting task. However, there are some procedures you can take to make the process smoother and less time-consuming. One practice the narrator can do when recording is to keep reading and not stop after making a mistake. This will help the narrator keep a constant tone, speed, and cadence throughout the audiobook.