Dear Aspiring Voice Over Artist,

When you're getting started in voice over, it's natural to feel overwhelmed by which audio gear to buy, which recording software to use, how to edit your files…

In short: how to set up a broadcast-quality home studio so you can make money with your voice. 
The good news is, it’s entirely possible for you to achieve an affordable home studio that produces professional-quality results. 

But there are a few common obstacles that get in the way for beginners. 

Maybe you’re stuck at square one wondering where you should set-up your studio and what equipment is essential. 

Or perhaps you've already invested in gear that you don’t know how to use. Some people never even take their gear out of the box because they're so afraid! 

If the technology part of voice over fills you with dread, never fear – you're in the right place!

No matter what level of experience you have with technology, in Home Studio 101, we take you by the hand and walk you through the entire process. 

No one gets lost or “left behind.” We make sure you’re confident about your space, your gear, and your audio.
 
No detail will be overlooked.

We've certified over 600 voice over artists in our home studio trainings — including students in their 80s and people who were feeling so  frustrated about learning home studio tech they cried. 

We've cured even the worst cases of technophobia.

Our instructor, Joe Smith, is a certified teacher and a Home Studio expert. He’s also extremely patient! 

He will look over your virtual shoulder and help you go from square one to recording broadcast quality audio from home in just 6 weeks.

This is important because your home studio is the foundation of everything you'll do in voice over.

You must deliver broadcast-quality audio from day one. 

Voice buyers can tell within one second whether your recording meets their standards.

If your gain is too low or your volume is too high, they delete your file and move on. They don't go looking beyond that first impression hoping you've got a good voice.

What’s even more frustrating is they never provide feedback. You could spend months, even years, wondering "Why am I not booking anything?" 

And you’d never realize it's because your audio quality is poor.

But here's the good news: Because everything is digitized, there are standard "rules" that make it all work. 

And they’re easy to understand once you have the right person explain it to you.

Once they do, you'll be fine! You’ll never worry about studio tech again. In fact, you’ll soon use it to your advantage. 

That’s why Home Studio 101 is hands-on. You won't just be learning, you'll be doing. With someone by your side to troubleshoot and answer your questions along the way. 

There'll be "homework" but it's the fun kind: using what you're learning to record voice overs and use the tools! 

Joe will be listening to your audio, looking at pictures of your set-up, and analyzing your homework to make sure you've got it right.

We'll walk you through every aspect of setting up and recording from your home studio, so you never get lost or left behind!