The document provides instructions for setting up a voice over recording studio. It lists 8 steps to remember as a technical team, including soundproofing the room, managing noise levels, arranging your work station, and equipment needed. Key equipment includes a laptop, audio mixer, microphone, music stand, and monitor speakers. The document then describes how to set up the audio recording equipment, explaining the common controls on a mixing console like channel inputs, gain control, equalization controls, and master volume. It emphasizes never giving up and having confidence in your work.

1. RBI HARDWARE
INSTALLATION/ SET UP AND
TECHNICAL ADVANCE
SETTINGS

2. 8 THINGS TO REMEMBER AS RBI TECHNICAL
TEAM:
STEP 1. SOUNDPROOFING ROOM
STEP 2. NOISE
STEP 3. ARRANGE YOUR WORK STATION
STEP 4. EQUIPMENTS THAT YOU NEED FOR RBI STUDIO SET UP
STEP 5. SOUND CHECK AND TESTING/ SETTINGS OF VOICE
RECORDING
STEP 6. ALWAYS REMEMBER “YOU ARE AN ARTIST”
- COFFEE BREAK (DON’T RUSH…..)
STEP 7. OBSERVANT AND CONTROLLING
STEP 8. SAVE RECORDING TIME TO TIME (CTRL + S)

3. THE VOICE OVER EQUIPMENT YOU’LL
NEED
1.Laptop- Your computer is going to be the
central ‘hub’ of your recording studio.
BABY PLUG (3.5mm) to RCA USB 2.0 cable type A
cable to TYPE B

4. THE VOICE OVER EQUIPMENT YOU’LL
NEED
2. Audio Mixer- An audio mixer is a device
with the primary function to accept, combine,
process and monitor audio. Mixers are primarily
used in four types of environments: live (at a concert),
in a recording studio, for broadcast audio, and
for film/television.

5. THE VOICE OVER EQUIPMENT YOU’LL
NEED
3. Microphone- microphones are commonly used
in studios to pick up sounds with great detail
and accuracy.
XLR cable/ MIC cable

6. 4. Music Stand – to prop up your scripts
THE VOICE OVER EQUIPMENT YOU’LL
NEED

7. 5. Monitor Speaker- monitor speakers are loudspeakers
that we use specifically for audio and music production.
They're called monitor speakers or studio monitors because
they're used for monitoring – critical listening during
recording, mixing, and mastering.
RCA to XLR cable
THE VOICE OVER EQUIPMENT YOU’LL
NEED

8. HOW TO SET UP AUDIO RECORDING
EQUIPMENT'S:

9. MIXING CONSOLE
Common Mixer Controls
1.Channel Inputs: Each channel features
either a mono or stereo input for
connecting audio devices. Most mixers
usually have an XLR input for microphones.
For condenser microphones, there is often
a phantom power switch.

10. MIXING CONSOLE
Common Mixer Controls
2. Gain Control: The gain controls the level of the signal
entering the channel.

11. MIXING CONSOLE
Common Mixer Controls
3. Channel Fader: The channel fader is a sliding control,
or sometimes a pot (potentiometer), used to control the output level
of each corresponding channel.

12. MIXING CONSOLE
Common Mixer Controls
4. Equalization Controls:
The equalization controls are used to
cut or boost the bass, mids, and treble
frequencies.

13. MIXING CONSOLE
Common Mixer Controls
5. Pan Control: The pan control sets the left/right
position of the channel in the stereo field.

14. MIXING CONSOLE
Common Mixer Controls
6. Master Volume- overall volume controls in
all
Channels and controls.

15. MIXING CONSOLE
Common Mixer Controls
7. Channel Meter: The channel meter is a visual
representation of the channel output level. If the signal level
pushes the meter into the range of the red area, try lowering
either the output level of the device connected to the channel, or
the channel fader itself, to avoid distortion.

16. Never give up, and be confident in what
you do. There may be tough times, but
the difficulties which you face will make
you more determined to achieve your
objectives and to win against all the
odds.

17. THANK YOU AND KEEP SAFE ALWAYS.....
Sir Tubz