Thank you for reaching out to us on here. Great reading of the script! Yes, it was identified in our weekly meeting that there are some mouth clicks and sibilance in your recording. And we believe this could be due to you recording too close to your mic. A good 2 fist worth of space between yourself and your mic is usually good, or alternatively turning your head slightly on an axis works well too. For the sibilance heard this is likely down to also the mouth clicks and the proximity of the recording, here are some tips on how to control mouth noise issues: https://bit.ly/2NjTyUK.
All in all great work! We routinely check the audio quality from projects and from pros profiles to try and aid all parties in any problems that could arise in future projects. Thank you for being so proactive and for reaching out.
Hi Kirsten,
Thank you for reaching out to us on here.
Great reading of the script!
Yes, it was identified in our weekly meeting that there are some mouth clicks and sibilance in your recording. And we believe this could be due to you recording too close to your mic. A good 2 fist worth of space between yourself and your mic is usually good, or alternatively turning your head slightly on an axis works well too.
For the sibilance heard this is likely down to also the mouth clicks and the proximity of the recording, here are some tips on how to control mouth noise issues: https://bit.ly/2NjTyUK.
All in all great work!
We routinely check the audio quality from projects and from pros profiles to try and aid all parties in any problems that could arise in future projects.
Thank you for being so proactive and for reaching out.
Kind regards,
Samantha
Thanks for your advice and input, I've taken it onboard.