Recording your Voice
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| Professor in the Media Room using the equipment |
Talking in front of a microphone is different from talking in front of an audience. Be aware of your “ahs” and the “mms” when you talk, try to avoid them as much as you can. You will be able to do some editing after you record, however errors in the middle of words (like stuttering) are hard to fix.
Repeat as many times as you need to
Control your speech speed
Although you may record as many takes as you want, it is recommended that you limit the number of takes to avoid getting confused when you do your final edit.
Practice, practice before you start your final recording.
Do a 3-minute continues voice test record. Save and listen. Repeat two or three times. You will learn to control your speech after you do this exercise.
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