About The Show
Recently listed in Listen Notes top 5% of podcasts globally, and named in Welp magazines list of the 20 top Audio Podcasts, the Pro Audio Suite is a podcast that covers everything to do with voiceovers and audio production. We feature interviews with key players from within the industry including studio engineers in music and post-production, manufacturers of gear, plugin designers, in fact, all aspects of audio and production.
The Pro Audio Suite is different to most other podcasts. With the highest of production values, unique sound, and produced like you were listening to a real radio show.
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The Pro Audio Suite will not only bring you interviews with some of the leading lights of our industry but also tips, techniques and tools to hopefully make your work life more productive and creative. Most importantly we understand you don't want long-winded, half-assed production values, so we keep it as short, sharp and value-packed as possible.
About Your Hosts
Darren "Robbo" Robertson
Robbo is a career audio engineer with more than three decades of experience across broadcast, post production, and voiceover.
His background spans commercial radio, and long-term collaboration with some of Australia’s largest agencies and well-known production houses. That mix of environments shaped a practical approach to audio that prioritises clarity, intent, and outcomes over trends or technical overkill.
Over the years, Robbo has worked with major brands, networks, and voice talent at every stage of their career. More recently, his focus has extended to helping people achieve professional results from home studios while still meeting the expectations of agencies, producers, and clients.
At the core of his work is a simple philosophy: good audio comes from smart decisions, strong fundamentals, and knowing when to get out of the way of the performance.
George Whittam
George is a 1997 graduate of Virginia Tech with a bachelor’s degree in music and audio technology.
George went on to acquire considerable expertise in music recording, sound for fitness, film production sound mixing, and gained broadcast engineering experience working at 94 WYSP (now WIP) as
the remote engineer for the NFL Eagles Radio Network.
George is the global authority on the technology of voiceover recording investing thousands of hours researching studio design,recording equipment, and creating training materials for voice actors.
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Among his many successful clients are Malcolm McDowell, Allison Janney, Patrick Warburton, Rolonda Watts, Melissa Disney, Tara Strong, Joe Cipriano, and (the late) Miguel Ferrer.
George co-hosts the popular live webcast Voice Over Body Shop at VOBS.TV, a show dedicated to the education and support of voice actors around the world.
Find out more about George here.
Andrew Peters
Andrew’s long career started as a radio announcer in rural Australia 4 years after arriving in the country from the UK.
By the mid 80’s he was not only a popular DJ but also the original host of the iconic music ABC TV series ‘Rock Arena’.
During the 80’s he fronted various TV shows including Trax the music and Simulrock for the TEN Network, was part of the on air line up for the Live Aid broadcast, producer of the documentary ‘Touring INXS’ shot in the UK, host and interviewer for the MTV special 'Australian Made’ for US broadcast and guest spots in other music based TV shows.
After 20 years as a radio and TV presenter he made a move to become a fulltime voice over artist and actor.
These days he is one of the top voice actors in SE Asia, the UAE, Australia and New Zealand heard literally by millions everyday.
He is the current network voice of Channel News Asia, station voice of Dubai Eye 103.8, brand voice of L’Oreal Paris, network voice of radio Triple M classic rock and numerous clients for TV, radio and corporate narrations.
Acting credits include, Blue Heelers, Neighbours, Secret Life of Us, Stingers and the Scott Hicks feature ‘Call me Mr Brown'.
See Andrews website here.
Robert Marshall
Robert Marshall is a long time audio enthusiast. First in high school writing and recording with his band while working as an assistant in a local music studio.
Later after earning a degree in Music Composition and Electronics from Ball State University he established a career in Chicago as a commercial post engineer. Where he eventually found himself as a Sound Designer/Mixer and Chief Science Officer at Cutters/Another Country for 15 years. It was there that he founded Source Elements with Rebekah Wilson and the ownership group at Cutters. Sense his 15 years at Cutters Robert has teamed up with long time friends to start their own Audio Post boutique in Chicago they called SUM1.
Throughout his career, Robert has designed sound and mix countless national and international TV commercials for some of the biggest names in the industry including several Super Bowl spots throughout his career. His years of experience behind the board continue to give him insights on sessions, the creative process, workflow and technology.
See more about Source Elements here.
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