Our guest this week is a musician. He’s also a record producer, an artist in sound, and fanatical about the performing talent he sees in others, often choosing to promote and guide those performers in their careers. From being signed to a string of record companies in the seventies, to signing other acts to his label in the eighties, he then went on to launch his professional symphony orchestra in the nineties. But… not content to stand still for long, come the noughties, he turned his attention to professional speaking, and now supports the careers of a select number of aspiring musicians and speakers. QJ welcome to Speaking Business TV.

Questions:

• How did you get into sound and sound recording in the first place, and how old were you when you started?
• You have a lot of experience with speech-based recording and broadcasting, working with professional voice-overs and actors. How is this different from, say, recording music, and how did you get into this particular arena?
• What are the factors of sound quality that speakers need to pay attention to, whenever they’re presenting online like we are now? And what difference will it make when they “get it right”?

Audio Advice For Keynote Speakers

https://speakersu.com/audio-advice-for-keynote-speakers-123