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[Michael Czeiszperger <michael AT czeiszperger.org>]

On Jun 20, 2007, at 9:59 AM, Cristóbal Palmer wrote:

> I've been calling several (audio) recording studios in Chapel Hill,
> Carrboro and Durham, but none have returned my calls.
>
> I'm looking for recommendations.
>
> I'm looking to record simple voice audio

For less than what you'd pay for studio time you could easily  
purchase a descent-enough microphone, certainly not as good as you'd  
get in the studio, but certainly good enough for plain spoken voice.  
The main thing a studio would bring to the table is a quiet space and  
good acoustics.  The quiet you may be able to get by finding a quiet  
spot in a house--  you can also get lower noise by recording with a  
laptop running from batteries, as noise can often seep in through the  
power supply.   The acoustics will probably not make a difference  
with spoken voice as 99% of the time the studio would be doing a  
little reverb in post anyway.

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