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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Radio.co founder @JamesMulvanyTV has created a new video on "How to Get a Radio Voice" - updated for 2020: • How to Get a Radio Voi...
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James Mulvany, I need your help with making an introductory jingle for my podcast. Please.
@@hlalefangmakoetlane6394 Hi! These articles from our blog should be able to give you some pointers on jingles; radio.co/blog/creative-radio
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Hi,i cant talk on radio.is anything you help me with.
🤔😯😂🤣👽😂🤣✨ definitely boyo but at what price. 😯🤔😂🤣✨✨
Here's a novel idea: when you produce a video, don't have the intro and outro BLASTING WAY LOUDER THAN THE CONTENT
Sorry about that Ned. We are aware of this and have adjusted the intro/outro audio in our more recent videos. Thanks for letting us know anyway 👍
Agreed. Normailze and compress is a beginner skill. Bring the intro and outtro down, don't bring the voice content up.
My ears bleed because of the outro. Geez...
YES!! 😑 my poor ears
Omg ur a legend😂😂😂
1) Be born with the right genetics
2) Hit puberty
3) Dope microphone
Have a real mans voice lol
@@truthfulrobot9295 And if not, smoke cigars and pipes more than you breath "unfiltered air" and develop a drinking habit previously only known by Irish dockworkers. It's sad but true that if I say to you: "You have a great voice" you will probably die of throat or lung cancer.
Hahaha I concur, cos some people are naturally born with a good voice...
Number 2 hasn’t happened to my voice yet lol
@@born2sail ive been told by two different people that i have a great radio voice. does that mean i will die of both?
Scratch all this. Whisky and cigarettes will help you get that radio voice.
Facts
I did this and I became tommy shelby
Lmaooooo
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😜🤣🤣🤣‼️ yeppers
What I found best about this video, is how profoundly bad the audio is.
Our videos have gotten much better since 😊ruclips.net/video/yBrpK_aJ6Vc/видео.html
*BLASTS INTRO*
"hey guys gonna *LOUD DEEP BREATH INTO THE MICROPHONE* be teaching you how to sound perfect on the radio"
Whoops! Sorry about that David! Check out this blog post instead about how to get that radio voice: radio.co/blog/how-to-get-a-radio-voice/
Radio.co don't be sorry, I thought it was funny! We all make mistakes, you're still much more professional than I (:
and the ear rape at the end LUL
Lolll
I like how I came here thinking I would learn something then they just advertise their probably poop course 3/4 ways through
You absolutely can change your voice, in fact, you must.
Speaking for radio or a podcast is a lot like public speaking. You need to emphasize the positive aspects of your voice while downplaying the negative.
You also need to enunciate, to the point where you feel it's almost ridiculous.
Good advice for those looking to sound professional, it's best to practice to find that sweet spot where you sound great, but aren't wrecking your throat.
Seems to me that you're asked to speak painfully slow with a beat of silence separating each word. THAT I won't do!
It also depends on whether they're looking for someone who is mr. Announcer or someone who speaks more naturally over my career I struck a balance between both and I can be mr. Announcer but nobody wants to hear that s*** in the morning.They want a friend that they don't really know.
The standard these days seems to be dynamic microphones like the RE20 or the Shure SM7B. They require more gain than a condenser but are less sensitive; which is a plus if your recording space is noisy or doesn't have proper treatment.
Also, VST plugin processing can be applied to your mic instead of hardware which is cheaper, saves physical space in studio and allows you to create your own unique FX chain. For example you could use a VST processor like Nomad Factory's BusDriver compressor followed up with some light EQ and a VST Noise Gate.
Good advice! There's plenty of great solutions out there for amateur broadcasters. Getting a great sound from home has never been easier.
Mature brain
I wish to learn from you, am a Journalist from Sierra Leone🇸🇱.
We have challenges in our daily production so with your experience maybe we can fix some
I appreciated the video but you should check your levels for your intro and outro stingers. They are extremely loud compared to the rest of the presentation. When I had the volume up to hear the video, I nearly had my ears blasted out when it when to the closing. That being said, looking forward to more of your content.
Thanks for letting us know. Volume levels for the intros and outros will be adjusted in future.
Condenser mics pick up room noise big time...unlike dynamics. I hear room echo in your voice for example as you are using that TLM105. IOW: ENVIRONMENT is also KEY to mic choice.
this really help me finish my group project, i cant thank u enough
You're welcome! Find more great content on our blog; radio.co/blog
I will say just one thing. What you should focus on is not the gear. First step is to train your voice and speech paterns. I have spent over eight monts now actively training my voice. I can speak four times longer without breathing than I did those 8 mnths ago. I have a way more consistent and controled voice than I had. I got rid of parasitic frequencies which plagued my voice. A great microphone doesn't realy matter if you sound like s**t when recording. I have worked with a bunch of micrpohones. SM48, SM57, SM7B and AT2020 are few of my most used microphones. However I worked on awful vocals on a Neumann u87 a microphone more expensive than my car and I also shot live streams for some of the worlds largest media companies with audio from my 200 dollar phone. Yes gear does matter. I can't deny that. But it is not even in the top five in terms of what's important. Do you want to know whats important? Story, character, skill, drill, setting, and perseverance.
Excellent points, and can't agree more. Voice first, equipment second.
This is proof all you need is to sound not too fake and have a good mike.
True. But also helps to follow a few tips like these: ruclips.net/video/SS7HSGSBI0s/видео.html
Nice video. All three of the mics you show are condenser mics. You’re listeners should be aware of dynamic mics as well. The dynamics are much preferred by most talk shows in the US as they need no phantom power and pickup far less background noise. The Electrovoice RE20 or RE320 are good examples.
Good point, but most professional radio stations have sound-treated rooms, so they use condenser mics. But if dynamic mics are your thing, then check out: ruclips.net/video/AMlHug1kLxs/видео.html
Radio.co not in the US: Virtually all sports talk show stations here use dynamics. I do think condensers are best for music or singing
@@nickvalley461 the use of condenser mics has nothing to do with denying byckground noise. If you had for example sm7b and at2020 next to each other and spoke into them at the same time, they would have pretty mouch the same amount of background noise. However they are harder to clip. And that means that you can get them closer to your mouth and compress the sound. That is the deal with sports. show me a sports commentator who doesn't scream at times.
any good dynamics that aren’t 500 bucks?
Thanks for the great lesson. God bless you
No worries! There's an updated version of this at: radio.co/blog/how-to-get-a-radio-voice
5:51 shows why you should skip the condenser mic in an untreated room next to a stairway, and go for a dynamic mic. Also, what does “Condensing Powers” mean? Lol!
Agreed. Dynamic mics are much better for places like this. Try the Heil PR40 or Shure SM7B: ruclips.net/video/V51zLRC0H9M/видео.html
Thanks for the tips! I can use this for my vlog!
You're welcome! For more great tips and advice, check out our blog; radio.co/blog
I had to chuckle when a video from a professional radio station is not mixed at the same volume levels...hehehe. Wow, I got like blown away there! hehehehe...😂😂
Sorry 😣 Was years ago now, so we've a lot since then. Check out: ruclips.net/video/3rWcv5yDy0c/видео.html
Now, i think.... i can make combine soldier sound, thanks.
No HECU radio
Great value, thanks.
My question is how do you keep talking and talking and talking without drying up? I just sat and tried to talk without a script for 5 minutes and couldn't manage it.
Structure. List out what you want to say so you'll never run out of things to talk about. Download a radio script to get started: radio.co/blog/radio-script
Same here.i cant keep talking .
Nice voice ,nice tutorial Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Happy to help. For a breakdown with an updated version of this video, check out: radio.co/blog/how-to-get-a-radio-voice
You can change your voice by speaking from the belly instead of the throat.
Way better for the voice and your vocal cords
People are saying use a dynamic mic at home. Sure. But I say have both. A dynamic is a pain in how close you need it to get decent levels without excessive gain. But if you have background noise, then use the dynamic, yes. But a condenser gives you levels better, and has that sparkle for spoken word.
Exactly this ^
This was super informative, would love to sit down and chat. Iv got ideas.
I use an AKG P220, which complements my voice well.
Speaking of the BBC, I miss the Bush House days when they would announce This is London, followed by Lilliburlero.
Finally, my one critique: The jingle is way too loud compared to the voices on this video. The soundtrack might have benefited from the audio processing you were talking about, especially leveling.
We've learned a lot since this video was published (2016, can you believe it!). Check out the written version with an updated video: radio.co/blog/how-to-get-a-radio-voice
Thanks for the tips
You're welcome - more at: radio.co/blog
My boy I wanted to know how to do it you spent half the time teaching me instructions real good job sorry if you can't tell if I'm being sarcasm
Get advice fast on how to get that perfect radio voice at: radio.co/blog/how-to-get-a-radio-voice
Pro tip: eq out all that rumble and use less compression. And normalize your levels fffs. End jingle just blasted my eardrums.
Best to use a noise gate before the eq too
Agreed. This is a very old video, so we've learned a lot since then. For more recent stuff, check out: ruclips.net/user/radiodotco
nice job!!
if you have a mixing board do you still need to get a mic compressor would that improve the quality of sound even more for the mic?
It depends on the mixing board, but generally a microphone processor does help enhance audio in from the microphone.
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Only the expensive mixing boards will have quality compressors included in the channel - anything you're working with at home will likely benefit significantly from an external, exclusive compressor.
condenser mic? you'd only want one of those if you were in an EXTREMELY controlled "studio like" environment, otherwise they will pick up all the background sound from around you, if you are just recording from home, go with a Dynamic mic.
Yeh I agree. The Shure SM58 is an excellent mic for the home.
@@Asimov16 yeah definitely is, great sounding mic.
Radio voice is a term for people uncomfortable behind the mic. Just be yourself and use your own voice
Yeah, pretty much what's covered here (and more): radio.co/blog/20-ways-to-be-a-great-radio-presenter
Grate help
No worries! Sound your best by following our tips at: radio.co/blog/best-sound-microphone
I know! Their fantastic.
people say i kinda have one so im gonna try :D
Can you tell us a good place for jingles and sweeps
There are plenty of sites online that create jingles and sweeps for stations, such as www.radioproductioncompany.co.uk/ and jingles.com/jam/radioids/index.html.
If you're looking to make your own jingles and need ideas, check out our blog for helpful articles on radio production, marketing and more! radio.co/blog/creative-radio
Well what if without microphone just doing this in live without equipments?
Not sure what you mean; if you need help setting up your station then drop our team a message at studio@radio.co
I still don't understand my voice, my voice could get really low and high. I don't know my real voice, could you offer some tips?
Get to know your voice by practicing. And follow these tips: radio.co/blog/20-ways-to-be-a-great-radio-presenter
Can audio processing be done on the fly for a live presentation over zoom without significant lag or syncing issues with videos? Or is that only for recording?
Yeah, using an audio processor like the DBX 286S: radio.co/blog/dbx-286s-microphone-processor-review
3:08 remember to duck your eyes and brush your teeth 😂😂😂😂😂 i won't forget this
Dot your eyes and cross your 'Ts' 😂
The sibilance was kinda intense, guys. Every S was "hot". A 'D-sser' is very important!
Noted and thanks for your feedback.
I am beginner radio presenter, I have a English program in radio station in Afghanistan.
Would you suggest me something that could help me to be a successful presenter.
Certainly! Countdown the top 20 tips on how to become a great radio presenter: radio.co/blog/20-ways-to-be-a-great-radio-presenter
Bud… first person means "I/we" -- second person would be "you"…
good ideas but audio levels were off
urban radio is dope.
Cool cool cool.
thanks it helped me but the intro and the outro is disturbing and loud haha
intro music -1 db, dialogue -12db, off to a good audio start lmao
Old video. Updated version: ruclips.net/video/SS7HSGSBI0s/видео.html
That intro... dude.
saludos desde México
Saludos desde el Reino Unido 👋
Intrusive thoughts at 3am be like
Hey don’t knock community radio fella!! Lol
Wow
But there are people with great voices 😂
I can’t help it
greetings from México
Greetings! Interested in more? radio.co/blog
Radio voices, (thinking here of women) have this full sound...Robin Quivers anyone? And it's like there's this sound that reaches all four corners of your senses. What word their pronouncing doesn't matter as much as that singing tone that they have.
Good observation. But everyone's voice is unique. So makes sense to find a mic that compliments yours (or use audio processing to sound better as mentioned in the video).
Step one: *become swaggersouls*
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I'd really love to be a Radio presenter
We've got you covered! Check this out on the secrets on how to become a good radio presenter: radio.co/blog/how-to-become-a-radio-presenter
I tried too be a radio dj, BUT it didn't work out, The guy I talk too at a defunct radio station in Flagstaff,AZ he said my voice was just too deep, very bland & monotone!! In fact I notice my voiced changed when I was 13 and I hated my deep, monotone voice. One guy told me and he said too me you should be a Radio DJ, but you have too straighten out your vocal cords it takes a lot of practice and time. It wasn't easy! Radio DJ jobs are extinct as of today!!
Don't always listen to the worst detractors, there are plenty of people out there with monotone voices who make it work.
If you want expanded advice from this video, check out our article; radio.co/blog/how-to-get-a-radio-voice. Good luck!
You couldn’t have used some noise suppression to cut out your background noise for this video???
I know, not ideal. But we've improved since then: ruclips.net/video/SS7HSGSBI0s/видео.html
Whats the intro song at 0:05
The intro song is a custom jingle produced by TM Studios in Dallas: ruclips.net/video/jBSVKuZOwXI/видео.html
@@Radiodotco thanks
how can i get a radio voice
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Sound your best with these tips on getting that perfect radio voice: ruclips.net/video/9OIApF2-BjA/видео.html
Why not test the waters? Broadcast your own station and perfect your radio voice: radio.co/pricing
Ugh! I sound like a little girl though I hate that. But I want to do this.
hey~ do you want to chat together? ^^ I want to have a good voice too!
i think if you sound confident, that will sound the best
Author Janae Marie What's the name of your station
You woke up my neighbors with your intro and gave me a panic attack...then when you started talking i couldn't hear a word you were saying...edit your audio man! Oh! and thanks for the great info...
Whoops a daisy! We've improved a lot since 2016 - check out the written version with an updated video: radio.co/blog/how-to-get-a-radio-voice
This should just be general advice for anyone speaking in any conversation. 🤷♂️
Yeah, but you'd be surprised at how many people fluff it up whilst broadcasting.
This is not so much about improving your voice as it is about improving your radio presence. Misleading title.
"This is PeePee6, standing by"
Indeed. Let's talk: studio@radio.co
You spelled practice wrong.
It's correct bruh 😂 the English language has its variations
Your audience = second person, not first person. ;)
First person is the one who is talking, the locutor: "I" (first person singular) or "We" (first person plural).
Second person is the one we talk to, the interlocutor: "you" (formal English doesn't make the distinction between singular and plural here), "youse", "y'all", "you guys", "youse guys" (plural, informal)
Third person is the person who isn't there: "he", "she", "one", "it" (third person singular), "they" (third person plural).
There you go!
Colour me educated! Thanks for the explanation Nicolas 💗
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I want to work as radio voice :D
As grazy as it sounds, allways somebody says that i have golden voice and that i should be radiovoice.
Awesome! Glad to hear you're passionate about getting into radio. The best place to get started is by showing off your skills. A great way to do that is to run your own show, so why not get started with your station today and start a 7 day free trial: radio.co/pricing
Unless your doing some urban radio station? Many radio personalities today (such as myself) still use slang whenever we crack the mic. Even though I'm a 20 year broadcast veteran.. You can hear me at 247urbanhits.com and judge for yourself.
Depends on your audience. As long as your intended listeners can understand you and are enjoying the show, then that's what radio is all about.
Just like reporter? How does they deliver news.
Reporters have a team or camera crew to help broadcast their video feed live. Take your radio shows on the road by following this: radio.co/blog/remote-radio-broadcasting-take-shows-road
If you want to be deaf just wait till end around 7:30.
Or watch the better, more updated version at: ruclips.net/video/SS7HSGSBI0s/видео.html
Why are you pricing everything in dollars?
A large portion of our consumers are from America and other countries that use dollars as currency. TL;DR, it's easier for us.
You make out your great audio guys and at the end the audio is horrible then you put the music at the end like 3 million % higher almost blowing my speakers 🔊 I have never seen it worse than this with horrible audio range difference why didn’t you use compression to balance your high end. ????
There is no TLM 105. You are using a TLM 103. Also, 95 percent of actual radio stations worldwide use dynamic microphones, not condensers. You folks are selling silliness to silly people.
Correct, the microphone is a TLM 103, so that's a mistake on our part. A lot of radio stations do use dynamic microphones as they're good for focussing on the presenter's voice, but professional stations like BBC Radio 1 and Capital FM use condenser mics as they're useful for live music sets. Even Howard Stern has been known to use the TML103 and U87 for a lot of his shows. For more awesome mics, check out: radio.co/blog/5-best-microphones-radio-podcasting
always cringed at how Radio show hosts use the proximity effect and put their mouth so close to the microphone to fake a deep or neat voice. All i hear is buzzing and compressor trying to not let it hit peak.
Bruh,
BBC did no. mistake in de 50's bro, that's just based
Discover how you can get a radio voice at: radio.co/blog/how-to-get-a-radio-voice
Get a Radio Voice but lose your hearing due that intro and ending...
Sorry. We've got better at making videos since then: ruclips.net/video/nbl9kAkHdFU/видео.html
How about turning your intro down. It is 3 times louder than your voice. Almost blew out my speakers.
Sorry 😞 The video is 5+ years old now, so we've learned a lot since then. Have a look at the recent Rodecaster Pro II review: ruclips.net/video/9UbNSLCef-g/видео.html
These guys are not exemplars of top broadcaster voices... 🤔
Granted, this video is outdated and we've learned a lot since then. Check out some of our more recent stuff, like: ruclips.net/video/bgYGjhUMiZU/видео.html
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Not like you need the advice. You're British.
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You might wanna delete this video before somebody sues both you AND youtube for eardrum damage.
Apologies for any tinnitus caused by this video. Our more recent videos have learnt from these early missteps, so we hope you enjoy our latest content. It's comments like these that ensure we keep improving.
the funny your voice is not good get a better mic
Your “urban” comment could very well be taken offensive and stereotypical.
Never our intention to offend, so sorry for any miscommunication.
Are UK/USA (or anywhere else ) girls into dudes with radio voice ?
Nah, tenor voice is way better; you know Roman Kemp or Will Manning?
STEP 4. Lose the bloody East London accent.............
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Telling someone you cant change your voice which is many muscles and control is like telling them you cant change your body and put it in the shape you want and need.
Terrible.
Yes you can change your voice this is basicaly all voice acting, singing, podcasting and radio is about, there are techniques in the larynx, diaphragm control soft palate control and so on, that deep radio voice is trained, naturaly or not that singing or rapping voice is trained. This guide is terrible and focuses on the extra, the superficial, gear effects, cheap advices etc. Telling someone you cant change your voice which consists of many muscles and control is like telling them you cant change your body and put it in the shape you need.
Hi there. While all that is true, like bodybuilding or physical exercise, the training needed to learn the techniques you're talking about is hard work that takes time.
This video was meant for beginners and gives some easy first steps they can take to improve how they sound on air without straining themselves.
Saying people can't change their voice was meant more to say that most people do not have the trained skills to manipulate the timbre of their voice. Apologies if the definitive nature of that statement sounded dismissive.
All that being said, this video definitely isn't our best, if you check out our more recent content you should find it's of a much higher quality.
ear rape intro much
Sorry about that. Find the updated version at: radio.co/blog/how-to-get-a-radio-voice
Here is an idea! listening to this in my right headphone speaker only is annoying. so you may want to brush up on your production skills. I am a producer your audio sounds like crap. Just sayin
We haven't noticed any issues with the audio panning in this video, but thanks for the feedback anyway! We're always trying to improve our content and we think the audio quality of our more recent videos has improved massively thanks to comments like this.
jesus christ my ears are bleeding
Slurring your words only being preferable on Urban Stations? Slightly racist but understandable 🤣
Wasn't meant to be an offence take. But the idea is, stations have codes of conduct for presenters. As in, the way they talk and what they can say. For instance, on most BBC stations in the UK presenters have to pronounce clearly. Whereas on independent stations like Radio X (another UK stations), then can get away with slang and slurring words as that's what the audience expects.
Wasted my time! Just a commercial about voice coaching, the whole point of the video.
Bit outdated that video - try: ruclips.net/video/SS7HSGSBI0s/видео.html
This is a poor video
Better version at: ruclips.net/video/9OIApF2-BjA/видео.html
This video sounds terrible.
We've come along way since 2016. Check out some of our more recent stuff: ruclips.net/video/PhYweqNWJuk/видео.html