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  • Matthew Nelson #360167145210
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    It isn't SUPER noticeable, but I can hear the mouth noise as you speak. It almost sounds... sticky, I guess. It isn't at the end or beginning of sentences like most people would expect, but more during when you're actually speaking. I would say to maybe drink a bit of water beforehand, that may help. :)

     

    -Matt

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  • Angela Serrano #830202147
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    Hi Hayley

    Thanks for reaching out. Listening to the file, the mouth noises and plosives are very noticeable to me. The voice also has a slapback echo which affects the proximity of your voice.

    The mouth noises and plosives are more likely being caused by recording too near to the microphone and without a pop filter. I suggest you try recording a bit off-axis and a pair of inches separated from the mic to avoid this issue. Also, it's important to review the acoustic treatment of your space. It's giving your voice a metallic sound and making it sound as if it was farther than what it actually is!

    Would you mind letting us know how you're recording? 

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