David's voiceover career started when he was attending Dean Junior College in Franklin, Mass. in 1980, when he worked at the college radio station, WGAO-FM. From college, he landed several local radio station jobs over the next several years, and had a hand in both voicing and producing spots for radio. Several years later, in 2000, David did some project demos for a couple of Hasbro video games, including "Silly Six Pins" and "Bop-It". And now, in 2009, David is launching his own voiceover career fulltime, with the intention of providing the highest quality of service with the most diverse of voices and backgrounds.
Attended Dean Junior College from 1980-1982, and received an Associates Degree in Communication Arts.
Worked at WGAO-FM from 1980-1982.
Worked at WMRC-AM from 1982-1983.
Worked at WJCC-AM in 1983 as an assistant news and production director.
Worked at WKOX-AM/WVBF-FM from 1985-1986.
Has been a professional performing musician since 1980, and has recorded and toured with several regional acts including RAMM: The Paul McCartney Tribute, the British Yankees (toured the UK in 2005), Big Blue Daddys (recorded "Money Don't Beat The Blues" album in 1999), Agona Hardison (recorded her "CD Advance" album in 1998), South of Nine, No Man's Land, and Split Second.
Currently, David is using ProTools LE Version 8 on a 17" MacBook Pro with a 320GB harddrive, and his reference monitors are M-AUDIO's BX5-a model, and has his current studio based out of his residence.
His microphone of choice is the RODE NT2-A.
He also has SHURE Beta 57 and Beta 58 microphones which he has used both onstage and in his project studio for over 20 years.
David has a myriad of older analogue audio gear as well going back to the 1980's, including two TASCAM 488 MKII model 8-track machines, and various compressors, as well as a MACKIE 1202-VLZ analogue board.
David also has a considerable video background, and worked in the video industry for nearly 25 years. He has worked with everything from 2" videotape masters all the way through to the digital media currently being used including DV, DVCAM, and DVCPRO, with a primary background in both distribution and duplication.
David also was involved in the conversion of videotape formats, including PAL, PAL-N, PAL-M, SECAM (Horizontal and Vertical).
His background included the distribution, duplication, and editing of customers' reels, as well as working with a variety of audio formats, including 1/2" audio reels, cassettes, and DAT tapes.