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Bob Kemp · 10-06-2007, 03:37 PM

I have told several people after having both read the book & listened to the CD that Pat Fraley should consider changing the name of this product to "Home Recording for Dummies". He make's it just that easy to understand and implement.

The book is a quick & easy read, and the print is large enough that I didn't need my bifocals!! The CD is also easy to listen to and understand without a lot of technical jargin getting in the way. Both held my attention from the beginning.

Since I am new to the VO industry, I needed material just exactly as Pat Fraley has presented here, in a plain, easy, straight-forward presentation without a lot of frill. The photo's were a nice touch as well and helpful to someone like me that is a visual learner. I felt like I was actually sitting down with Pat Fraley and asking him my questions one-on-one.

I would also recommend this material to anyone that has been in the industry for a while and may still have questions. I think it should be a part if every VO Talents library because it makes a good reference guide that you can go back to from time to time.

I look forward to aquiring more of Pat Fraley's material and adding it to my library as well. Great job Pat. Thank you.
Bob Kemp

10-06-2007, 03:37 PM	#1 (permalink)
Bob Kemp User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Wills Point, Texas Posts: 1	Pat Fraley's "the gypsy's guide to Professional Home Recording". I have told several people after having both read the book & listened to the CD that Pat Fraley should consider changing the name of this product to "Home Recording for Dummies". He make's it just that easy to understand and implement. The book is a quick & easy read, and the print is large enough that I didn't need my bifocals!! The CD is also easy to listen to and understand without a lot of technical jargin getting in the way. Both held my attention from the beginning. Since I am new to the VO industry, I needed material just exactly as Pat Fraley has presented here, in a plain, easy, straight-forward presentation without a lot of frill. The photo's were a nice touch as well and helpful to someone like me that is a visual learner. I felt like I was actually sitting down with Pat Fraley and asking him my questions one-on-one. I would also recommend this material to anyone that has been in the industry for a while and may still have questions. I think it should be a part if every VO Talents library because it makes a good reference guide that you can go back to from time to time. I look forward to aquiring more of Pat Fraley's material and adding it to my library as well. Great job Pat. Thank you. Bob Kemp Last edited by JoeActor; 10-09-2007 at 03:55 PM. Reason: corrected Pat Fraley's name (JoeActor)