Professional Recording Studio

Recording studios produce audio for a wide variety of uses. Audio can be used in everything from advertising to product placement in commercial breaks. A business could even use a recording studio to produce the audio and voice overs that would be heard on a telephone system when customers call in.

Other major uses for a recording studio include:

• The production of sound effects
• The creation of jingles (short musical pieces for businesses)
• The development of over-the-phone troubleshooting
• Implementation of online audio content
• The creation of a telephone system

Recording Audio for Video

Sometimes it is necessary to record audio for pre-existing video. If, for example, there is background noise that is interfering with the listener being able to hear the voices of the actors, then a recording studio will use automated dialogue replacement, or ADR, to redub the words. Additionally, recording studios could simply record voice overs for use in commercials that include no ambient sound. Advertisements for restaurants or car dealerships are good examples, as are station identification promos that are used in between commercials. This is typically the most time consuming process in all of audio recording.

Recording audio for video can sometimes be tricky when it includes syncing. Syncing audio involves creating a voice over which matches the actual lip movement of what's displayed on the video.

ProVoice USA is a full service audio recording and production studio, offering customers a complete array of services designed to complete any project.