I rarely ever recommend people and if I do, I would have to have worked with that person for a good period of time before I ever made a recommendation. Today is one of those rare days and the first time I’ve ever done so in on my blog! If you are looking for a voice over professional for an eLearning course, eBook, commercial or a documentary… you should use Bob Souer.
I was first introduced to Bob when I worked at Global Learning Systems (GLS) / KeyStone Learning Systems (KLS) when I was doing media production. We had hired Bob to do voice over work for an eLearning project for us. I was absolutely impressed not only by the quality of the work Bob did, but his turn-around time was amazing! We sent him the storyboard with our naming convention and when he returned the files to us they were edited, EQ-ed, normalized & exported to each individual file per the storyboard. At that point, I didn’t have to do any audio editing at all, they were ready to be put into the project.
Since leaving GLS/KLS about three years ago and coming to Harris Corporation’s PSPC group (then Tyco Electronics Wireless Systems), we needed reliable voice over talent as we started the eLearning development. I couldn’t think of anyone else that I wanted to work with than Bob Souer. We’ve contracted Bob for well over 20 eLearning course over the last 3 years and every single time he delivers that same quality voice overs.
This would would be a much better place if there were more professionals like Bob Souer. If you are in need of voice over work, Bob comes with my highest recommendations for his consistent quality voice over work, amazing turn-around time, and most of all his professional integrity. If you have the privilege to work with Bob, I can guarantee you will enjoy the experience.
Bob Souer’s Voice Demos:
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I’ve only had two critiques of Android so far: 1) OS Fragmentation & 2) some tweaks to the UI/UX would be nice.
As Google has a solid history of doing, they are stepping up their game with the next release of Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). Google is said to be “laser-focused” on improving the UI so carriers don’t need custom skins such as: Motoblur, Ninjablur, SenseUI, etc…
Two possible, positive benefits if this pans out: 1) the end of these custom UI’s from carriers that slow down the devices and cause so much pain while waiting patiently for them to upgrade, and 2) a better user experience is really welcomed!
The best part, it is rumored that Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) will be coming Q4 of this year, and then after that it will move over to a year;y iteration/release process.
Interesting overall fact about Android I didn’t know,
“If this news is true, it means that Google Android has had five variants that has a code name taken from the cake, such as Android 5.1 as ‘Cupcake’, Android 1.6 ‘Donut’, Android 1.2 ‘Enclair’, Android 2.2 ‘Froyo’ (Fozen Yogurt) and Android 3.2 ‘Gingerbread ‘. If the note all the names that have the prefix letter alphabet C, D, E, F and G. An intelligent approach than Google, while the use of a snack/cakes makes this platform so impressed more “sweet” and sound friendly for the user.” – via Oki Rosgani
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