An audio interface is a small (usually small!) piece of equipment that sits between your microphone and your computer. It literally interfaces between the two. In my opinion, an interface is one of a very small handful of absolutely essential items in your recording chain or studio setup. Your microphone on its own might be amazing. Your computer on its own might be amazing. But neither of them can produce or transmit clean, clear audio without help.

Have you heard someone say, "we'll fix it in post"? Yeah, well, what even is that?

Today, we're continuing with our "What Is?" series, diving into a tool that’s used by thousands—if not tens of thousands—of voice actors around the world. You might have heard of it, but if you’re still unsure about what it actually does, don’t worry! Today, we're talking all about Source Connect.

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!

A few things have changed in the last 5 years when it comes to DIY soundproofing. Gabby takes a look at her old soundproofing video and...