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speedchuck wrote:
MovingPictures07 wrote:
speedchuck wrote:
S~V~S wrote:I would have problems lynching that voice, tbh.
Thanks! I work on it.
It is definitely awesome. How do you practice for voiceover work?
By doing voiceover work, mostly. I was quite terrible when I started. After many, many hours next to a microphone, I got a feel for my voice, how to act, etc. Some good things to do are to pay attention to voiceovers in cartoons, look into behind-the-scenes-work to see what it's like without the animation there, read books aloud, and listen to/critique your own work.

I'm by no means an expert, but I've been doing it for like 5 years. Enunciation and acting have improved.

Huh, that's interesting. Makes sense though; practice makes perfect I suppose. Cool stuff!

speedchuck wrote:
S~V~S wrote:I would have problems lynching that voice, tbh.
Thanks! I work on it.

It is definitely awesome. How do you practice for voiceover work?

Epignosis wrote:
MovingPictures07 wrote:
DharmaHelper wrote:Sorry for the background fan noises but I got tired of having to stop and start
You bastard.
You are terribly naive.

You mean like that first time you called me?

DharmaHelper wrote:Sorry for the background fan noises but I got tired of having to stop and start

You bastard.

speedchuck wrote:
MovingPictures07 wrote:Also, you totally need to play the next Vocaroo Mafia.
What exactly is that?

A game where you only use Vocaroo to post instead of text.

Also, you totally need to play the next Vocaroo Mafia.

Sounding good, speedchuck!

thellama73 wrote:This is what I sound like when trying to talk about economics and politics on live radio:
http://www.financialmythbusting.com/gue ... edia_id=14

Awesome.

MovingPictures07 wrote:A few of you already know my voice, but for those of you who don't:

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0aVw3f16CqR

Not the best, but whatever! Cool website find, DP, this was an awesome idea. You and LT both sound splendid! It is definitely neat to match the voice behind the text.

Bump.

And I can't listen to my voice on recording; I hate listening to myself and seeing pictures of myself. It's gotten a bit more tolerable in recent years, but I still prefer not to.

Oh my god, so awesome! I loved getting to hear all of you, Vomps, llama (even your fake accent), Mongoose, and Lizzy! So cool.

Very nice song, llama. Vomps, your voice is absolutely badass; I am jealous. Mongoose and Lizzy, both very nice!

Nice voice, SoFi! Definitely expected the British accent... but nonetheless, cool stuff.

Would certainly like to hear you JC, whenever you do get it working!

Really? Sweet.

Awesome to hear you, Indi! Somewhat similar to what I expected, I think? Lol.

Also, that's funny you say that, that would have been classic. Robert/Epignosis did that very thing to me when we talked on the phone for the first time years ago. He completely pulled a "Sup motherfuckin' nigga?" and I was just thinking to myself for the first second or two, "This is seriously his voice?", and then realized he was pulling an accent on me, lol.

Spacedaisy wrote:I so look forward to hearing the Brooklyn version, I just can't even imagine it. And I loved your recording and your voice, can't believe you managed it one take! My first take sounded all sing songy. I have an unintentional habit to kind of sing my words. You can still kindof hear it in that recording I posted. I'm just a weirdo, lol

All of this is very true.

Also, nice to hear you, S~V~S! Although I am also wishing to hear the Brooklyn version at some point, lol.

Awesome, timmer! Nice to match the voice with the player. Somehow you sound exactly like what I expected, lol.

And for the record, I was not mocking Daisy's voice. I was only kidding!

bea wrote:
MovingPictures07 wrote:
Fedora With Hat wrote:35 bags of rocks, each being beaten by 27 dead cats, two walruses, and 6 beakers of acid., all over the frozen alps with just a little bit of cranberry sauce on the side.
This is the best description of a voice I've ever heard. Makes me hear Tom Waits in my head though.

I love Tom. I could use about 4 of his albums and a bottle of bourbon right about now.

Who doesn't?

S~V~S wrote:
blindfaeth wrote:I hope I sounded less flamboyant than everyone imagined!
you do. You also sound less Floridian than i imagined.

So when will we hear Tilde Queen?

Fedora With Hat wrote:35 bags of rocks, each being beaten by 27 dead cats, two walruses, and 6 beakers of acid., all over the frozen alps with just a little bit of cranberry sauce on the side.

This is the best description of a voice I've ever heard. Makes me hear Tom Waits in my head though.

Nice, glad to hear you, BF!

bea wrote:LLLTTTTT!!!!! *SQUEEEES* You sound as adorable as you are!

*waves* Hey sockface! You sound like you're from Ohio. And that's ok to me.

@ daisy - awe...thanks. *blush*

Daisy would argue it's because I'm actually a Buckeye and not a Kentuckian, lol

A few of you already know my voice, but for those of you who don't:

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0aVw3f16CqR

Not the best, but whatever! Cool website find, DP, this was an awesome idea. You and LT both sound splendid! It is definitely neat to match the voice behind the text.

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