Home Studio 101 Tele-Seminar

GET THE TOOLS TO AUDITION & MARKET ACROSS THE GLOBE

Having a home studio at their disposal is rapidly becoming one of the most powerful weapons in the arsenal of any voiceover talent who wishes to stay competitive.

In the past, you would have used giant reels of tape and edited with razor blades, but fortunately today you don't need to build an addition onto your house or take out a second mortgage to equip yourself with a studio capable of providing auditions, or even broadcast quality audio.

We will ease the learning curve and help you write the shopping list for your studio. Be able to market yourself anywhere in the world and deliver your voice to your clients without leaving the comforts of home. Working in your pajamas is optional.

Instructor Steve Weiss, Edge Studio lead engineer, will help you assess you home studio needs and discuss the in's and out's of what’s involved in becoming your own engineer and producer. Steve has worked with likes of NPR, Pfizer, the BBC, numerous fortune 500 companies, and such as celebrities Morgan Freeman and President Bill Clinton. There isn't much he doesn't know, hasn't seen, or hasn't heard. Questions are welcomed during the seminar. See details below.

Steve Weiss

Steve began his audio career in public radio, working for jazz station WBGO in Newark, NJ as a DJ and production assistant. After many live broadcasts and overnight air shifts, he moved to Los Angeles and hosted a weekly show on KKJZ in Long Beach. Though the weather was lovely, a return to the east coast was inevitable. In 2004, he began engineering for NPR and the BBC, recording everyone from Morgan Freeman and Pat Metheny to Barbara Walters and John Edwards.

Recognized for his quick editing abilities, positive studio attitude, and amazing ear, Steve began producing commercial and narration voice over for major automotive, pharmaceutical, and financial industry Fortune 500 companies such as Pfizer, Goldman Sachs, KPMG, and many others.

When not in the studio, Steve can be found playing drums and guitar with several bands around New York or searching for vintage instruments to add to his illustrious collection.