Many of today’s top voice over professionals work from home and produce in their home-based studios.

In this modern age of computer based editing and production, equipment that use to take up large rooms is now available in small but powerful packages. Equipment has become more compact and some out board gear is now software based.

But it’s still important to cover the basics and as we always say “It’s not the instrument, but the artist behind it”.

This infographic provides a great overview of a few important elements, layouts and things to think about when planning a home based Voice Over Studio.

There are several types of microphones, to give your voice the best quality of microphone that’s going to work out really well for you.

This infograph reviews some basics like durability, frequency, polar pattern and testing.

Voiceovers are the foundation of visual advertising, instructional and promotional videos as well as television and feature films.

Here are some basic tips and tricks for producing your voice over projects.