Alexander Evley

There’s a strange comfort in tearing things apart, especially when you know what’s coming next. This week was a symphony of creaking floorboards, stripped paint, and plasterboard battles. Progress wasn’t pretty, but it was real. With every rip and scrape, the future studio comes closer into focus and if nothing else, I’m now on first-name terms with every aisle in B&Q.

Crafting high-quality audio starts with a well-optimised audio setup, where every component—from microphones to software—shapes the final sound. Whether recording voiceovers, music, or podcasts, the right equipment ensures clarity, precision, and efficiency. This guide explores each element in my setup, highlighting how strategic choices enhance workflow and audio performance. With careful selection and setup adjustments, achieving professional-grade recordings becomes an acc

Starting something new comes with excitement and uncertainty. Beginners often struggle with self-doubt, questioning if they’re good enough. Finding a unique style takes time, as mimicking others feels easier at first. Consistency and discipline are key—progress is slow but steady with practice. Technical challenges, like learning equipment or industry terms, can feel overwhelming. Yet, every expert was once a beginner. Growth comes with patience and persistence.

Introduction Breaking into the voice-over industry can feel overwhelming. With hundreds  of websites claiming to be the ultimate guide,...