When working on a project, voiceover artists have a lot on their minds related to the task at hand: pacing and cadence, pronunciation, character voices, preventing plosives... The list goes on. Delivering a solid vocal performance involves a lot more than sitting down and reading text. The last thing they need to worry about is fiddling with software. And for new entrants into the field, learning the standard Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) and tools can be daunting for some. Or what about experienced voice talent who need to turn around a quick pickup for a client or get in a few auditions while away from their studio? Having a dead simple, lightweight recording tool tailored to their needs can be a huge benefit. That's why I'm excited to tell you about Orison Lite . This little piece of software from LRT Media is the perfect solution for the scenarios I outlined above. Craig Hart, novelist, audio dramatist, and all-around great guy, is the man behind LRT. He is also an audi...
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