How to record a voiceover in the timeline

PEEPER on Instagram: "The sound you’re about to hear is both beautiful and heartbreaking. It’s the last known call of the Kaua’i ‘O’ō, a bird once native to the Hawaiian island of Kaua’i. Recorded in 1987, this was the voice of the final surviving male, calling into an empty forest for a mate who would never answer. In the late 19th century, the ‘O’ō’s rich, echoing song could be heard from the coast to the highest mountain forests. But habitat destruction, introduced predators, and disease grad

PEEPER on Instagram: "It sounds impossible at first, like a recording trick, yet the human voice is producing two steady tones at once without any technology involved. This rare technique is known as overtone singing, where a vocalist carefully shapes their mouth, throat, and breath to isolate harmonic frequencies that normally remain hidden. Practiced for centuries in regions such as Tuva and Mongolia, singers learn to hold a deep fundamental note while amplifying higher overtones that float ab

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