Loud And Clear: Make Better Voice Recordings Now (Udemy.com)

Yes, seems good so far. Very clear explanations.

I bought this course as I was going to do voice recordings from my home. This course is designed from a software technical perspective whereas I was looking for a course on how to train my voice for recordings and maybe some room setup knowledge at the most. Nevertheless, it is obvious that the trainer is very professional and sincere about his work. The quality of the videos, the screens where he walk viewers through the different scenarios are absolutely clear although I struggle with the techniques but that's just me from a non-technical recording background.

in the eq area yo need to be more specifics whith the frequency needs to cut, no trabajas con voces en conjunto con una pista que es algo importante, y trabajas con plugins y programas que no son standar

I'm sure the course is great for rappers/musicians, etc. And there is a lot information that is very relevant to those people using Audacity. I'm not. So, I found some of it to be not relevant to my journey.

Once the instructor dives into his material he provides a ton of practical and apply it immediately material. I think some of will need to replay the effect chains lecture several times and compare it to the individual effects lectures, but the collective material is very helpful. I was stunned at the bonus material and lectures and how supportive and helpful this instructor has been to the students. Marvelous.

I have made hundreds of recordings and thought I did okay, but this course showed me techniques I did not know and it very much helped my recordings. This will helped you if you are new to recording or have been doing them for awhile.

Marc over delivers inside the course with excellent content and supplemental examples demonstrating what he has just taught. He is, also, further shares his expertise with the students in the discussion board within the udemy course itself.

Before I actually did not have a clue about all that acoustic stuff. I was using Audacity but did not know what all those options were good for. Now I can fix a recording and I also know how to produce a nice recording in the first place. Thank you Marc!

I love the fact that this video series is short and to the point. Marc quickly gets to the goal of improving the quality of the audio recordings by focusing on the microphone and room, the aspects that have the biggest impact, and then goes on to talk about the basic concepts related to digitally enhancing the audio. SO far I've just focused on the recording aspect and not the digital enhancement, but I've often wondered what the different plugins and filters are for, so now I'll work on using the ones he mentions to enhance what I've got.

What I learned from here will help me a lot. I was testing with recording last night with a uni-directional mic and an improvised pop-filter, before I got to watch this. I was wondering how to eliminate the background noise and weather to use low-gain or high-gain settings of the mic. It's clearer now what to do after taking this course. Thanks a lot Marc!