Which gear and tools does Gabrielle Nistico recommend for aspiring voiceover artists?

Hi, I’m Gabrielle Nistico from . How can I help?

Based on the videos you’re seeing, I focus on simple, pro-grade gear and not over-buying.

For most aspiring voice actors, I recommend:

• A solid large diaphragm condenser mic (nothing super “fancy,” just clean and reliable)
• A quality audio interface instead of USB mics
• Closed-back headphones for accurate monitoring
• A properly treated recording space (panels, blankets, or a booth)
• A stable DAW like Audacity, Reaper, or Adobe Audition

In my “Gabby’s Gear” video, I walk through my studio setup and explain why each piece matters, and in “Your Gear Might Be Holding You Back” I stress that skill and room treatment matter more than constantly upgrading microphones.

What gear do you already have, and where are you running into trouble?