Which tools and studio technology are recommended by Gabrielle Nistico for voiceover artists?

Hi, I’m Gabrielle Nistico. Love this question.

From my content and coaching, here’s what I consistently recommend as a solid, practical toolkit for voiceover:

• A reliable XLR mic (not a USB mic) plus an audio interface
• Closed‑back studio headphones (no earbuds, no gaming headsets)
• Good acoustic treatment (blankets, panels, closet booth) to control reflections and outside noise
• Simple, stable DAW/recording software: Audacity, Reaper, TwistedWave, or Adobe Audition are all common choices in VO
• A pop filter, mic stand, and shock mount
• A quiet computer with wired internet for live sessions

If you tell me your budget and space (bedroom, closet, dedicated room), I can suggest a more specific setup—want to share what you’re working with?