Everything you need to show up and sound professional for voice acting, voiceover work, narration, and audio evaluations. These are the products I actually use when my voice is on the line and the quality of my audio matters. If you earn with your vo...
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Vocal Health and Care
Vocal Health and Care
Your voice is your instrument and your income. Taking care of it is not extra, it is essential. This section covers what I keep on hand to stay hydrated, clear, and ready to record.
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This tea is practically a staple in the voice acting world and for good reason. It has slippery elm in it which coats and soothes your throat naturally. I drink it warm before a session and it makes a noticeable difference especially on heavy recordi...
Traditional Medicinals Organic Throat Coat Tea
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Raw honey has been soothing throats for a long time and it still works. A spoonful before a recording session helps coat your throat and keeps irritation down. I add it to my tea or just take it straight. Simple, natural, and effective. Look for raw ...
Organic Raw Honey - Amazon.com
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Skip the menthol ones — menthol actually dries your throat out over time which is the opposite of what you need. Look for slippery elm lozenges specifically. Singers and voice actors swear by them for keeping the throat comfortable during long sessio...
Planetary Herbals Slippery Elm Lozenges
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Dry air is rough on your voice and if you work in an air conditioned space you are dealing with it more than you realize. A small desktop humidifier near your workspace adds moisture back into the air and your throat will feel the difference. It is o...
Portable Mini Humidifier 500ml Cool Mist
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Biotene is what I reach for when I have a long recording session or audio evaluation ahead of me. Dry mouth is a real problem for voice work and you will hear it in your recordings if you ignore it. Biotene actually works, it is gentle, and it has a ...