Which tools and equipment does Gabrielle Nistico recommend for voice actors?

From what I share in my content, I focus less on fancy gear and more on smart, reliable basics and the skills behind them.

Here are the main tools and equipment I talk about for voice actors:

1. A solid, quiet recording space (treated room or booth)
2. A good large-diaphragm condenser microphone
3. An audio interface rather than a USB mic for long-term growth
4. Closed‑back studio headphones
5. DAW software you can operate confidently (Audacity, Reaper, etc.)
6. A simple, dependable computer setup and backup drive

I also stress that your most essential tool isn’t a microphone at all – it is your ability to interpret copy, act, and run your business like a pro.

What gear are you using now, and where do you feel least confident: mic, space, or software?