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Hello and welcome to Hands on Tech, the show where I, Micah, Sargent, take your tech questions and do my best to answer them.

We get in some great questions of all sorts from different topics and subjects, and it's always a good time to, A, figure out what people are struggling with out there and what I can help with, but also to see what people are into, what kind of tech they're using and occasionally learn some new things myself.

This week's question is a fun one, because I think it's a little bit different from what we're used to where we're kind of troubleshooting computer issues. This one comes in from Faye,

and Faye writes in to say, what microphone slash setup would be best for voice acting? Is there a

standard mixer slash audio editor that people record on? I'd love to know what your take is as a

beginner's guide to voice acting tech.

So, Faye, first and foremost, I want to say that's super awesome that you're thinking about

getting into this.

This is a question that you could ask 15 people and get 15 to 20, somehow, different answers.

It all depends on budget, on desire, in terms of, you know, how important this is going to be,

on, I think it needs to depend on success.

I think it depends on longevity.

There are so many factors involved in what I would recommend you buy. And I think

first and foremost, I'm going to say this. There's no, sometimes you see people make the mistake

of investing a bunch of money in something that either A, they unfortunately do not find success

in, or B, decide that it's not for them. And given those things, you don't want to over-invest because over-investing is, again, going to, it's risky.

It's risky to do. So let's talk about some things to be aware of before we even talk about the

microphone. I argue, and actually so do many others,

that the space you are in is more important in so many ways

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