Today we’re talking about something I don’t think we discuss nearly enough: archiving your auditions and your work. If you’re not doing this… why not? You absolutely should.

If you’re an audiobook narrator, aspiring narrator, or even just curious about the audiobook world, you may have noticed something strange happening recently. Books are popping up that are… well, let’s just say so badly written that you can’t help but wonder: “Was this even written by a person?” Spoiler alert: often, they weren’t.

Acoustic treatment is often unattractive. However, I found some from a company called ArrowZoom and it's not ugly at all! I'm using it around the house and in my office. You can use the code AZ-GAB at check out to get 10% off!

Editing audio is a part of being a voice actor. No matter your DAW, you have to edit based on your waveform right? Well, only if you remember this one thing...

Do you know how to rock your booth? Like, use the whole space when you're voice acting? You should. Let's talk about it.

There's a new audio tool in town. One that could change the way we edit and submit long form content for good. Let's talk about it.

What is punch and roll exactly? Do you need to know how to do it? Let's take a look and de-mystify the whole thing.

When you're in you're booth, auditioning, reading for a client. You're never alone. You have a buddy. Gabby lays out just who that is.

Mistakes are FRUSTRATING! Use this technique to help reduce the flubbs.

If you haven't had your audio quality checked out by a professional, you need to do that right now. Like, right now.

We like to think that we're taking our listeners on a journey when it comes to our VO demo. Ah, get over yourself. You're not. You're...

I'll say it a thousand times, DON"T DIY YOUR VO DEMO! However... If you're bound and determined to do it yourself, you should know what...

What in the world could be so important as to be the most-est, must-est have item for VO? The answer will surprise you, maybe. Unless...

Who doesn't like new voiceover gear? A new microphone might be just what you need to take your career to the next level. But is it? In...

Fricatives can give a voice actor headaches. Those friction sounds are a lot like sibilance. In this video, Gabby talks about how you...

Editing audio is part of the job description if you want to be a voice actor. But are you spending too much time editing? The faster...

Sometimes you need to take a hard look at why you're not booking as much work as you want. In this video, Gabby lays out a key factor...