The last stage of VoiceOver processing is called Mastering, and it is all about loudness. The process of Mastering, in terms of voiceover production, is used to make your voiceovers loud without distorting. The mastering process is necessary to meet loudness standards or loudness requests from a client. Additionally, it can give you a massive advantage if you compete against other voiceover talents for a gig. I will walk you through the process of Mastering for voiceover. Find out why louder is perceived as better by the listener. Learn how to use a limiter and a meter to achieve the proper loudness standards while retaining the sound of your voice.

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Audio engineer, producer, marketing specialist, and radio broadcast professional in Southern California.

A custom processing preset by Lenny B for voiceover is a series of plugins explicitly tuned for your voice, in your room, and on your microphone. To compete in today's voiceover world, you must ensure that your demos and auditions are extraordinary. Voiceover artists at every experience level from all over the world are fighting to win work. However, if you don't have a professional sound, you will lose out to someone who does. Custom voiceover processing can take your audio presentation quality to the level necessary to compete with the pros. Instead of taking it upon yourself to tweak the parameters like EQ compression, DeEssing, and saturation, you can hire a professional voiceover audio engineer to create it for you. Once you have the custom preset on your system, you have "The Sound" every time you press the record button.

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