The Syndicate

I think you should have a right to meow whenever you want k

I'd almost completely forgotten about this thread! I love hearing all of your voices too! It also made me realize I haven't recorded mine yet at all. So here I am to fix that!

It's a long(ish) one, and only the first half of the introduction, but I'll put up the second half if I get some interest.

Looks like everyones but BWT's has expired. Everyone record yourself again! hehe

Here is me and my youngest. http://vocaroo.com/i/s06rlqWf8ywd

Oh my! That was the most adorable thing I've heard in a while. Wow! Excuse me while I go find some kids and teach them how to count.

I don't has a microphone.

Elohcin wrote:Here is me and my youngest. http://vocaroo.com/i/s06rlqWf8ywd

Awe!!!!! how adorable!!

You sound just as sweet as I imagined too. That epi is a lucky guy...

bea wrote:

Elohcin wrote:Here is me and my youngest. http://vocaroo.com/i/s06rlqWf8ywd

Awe!!!!! how adorable!!

You sound just as sweet as I imagined too. That epi is a lucky guy...

You haven't heard the other end of the spectrum of that voice.

Epignosis wrote:

bea wrote:

Elohcin wrote:Here is me and my youngest. http://vocaroo.com/i/s06rlqWf8ywd

Awe!!!!! how adorable!!

You sound just as sweet as I imagined too. That epi is a lucky guy...

You haven't heard the other end of the spectrum of that voice.

That's right. Because I am a good girl.

If you have heard it.....I'm pretty sure you earned it....

I learned a new song.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1HiTizR5CeQ

"There's nothing I can do to make a man's baby" ???

I don't get that line at all. However, I really like the song.

Mongoose wrote:"There's nothing I can do to make a man's baby" ???

I don't get that line at all. However, I really like the song.

Make amends, you silly (mon)goose.

As requested, this is what me and my girlfriend looked like yesterday.

But what did you sound like?

So adorable! I love how she already knows to shut you up. Good wife choice right there sir!

thellama73 wrote:But what did you sound like?

Well, I'm British so... bad.

bea wrote:So adorable! I love how she already knows to shut you up. Good wife choice right there sir!

Go over to Random thread for the story :P

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

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.

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

I could get used to hearing you on the radio.

I'll let you know when they give me my own show.

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

So professional and quick on your feet!!

mmmmture

thellama73 wrote:I learned a new song.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1HiTizR5CeQ

I started thinking of Andy Griffith, Frank Sinatra, and Julie Andrews.

Got bored.

Here ya go.

What's Arena Mafia?

It's not Arena Mafia. It's a completely different game we call "Arena". It's basically a free for all between all the players. Everybody has a hidden ability that gives them an edge in some way, and everybody tries to kill each other and be the last alive to win the game. Main mechanics are scavenging items, and attacking, with other things depending on the theme and whoever is running it.

The first two games we ran were based on the Hunger Games, to give you an idea. A later one was based on Ratchet and Clank: Deadlocked.

Welp, here we go. Necrobump.

speedchuck wrote:Welp, here we go. Necrobump.

That's a pretty rad set of vocals you got there.

Marmot wrote:

speedchuck wrote:Welp, here we go. Necrobump.

That's a pretty rad set of vocals you got there.

Thanks! I've been practicing for years. It took time to mostly get rid of my innate southern accent. Besides, I do voiceover work for a friend, and I need to be decent at that.

Sounding good, speedchuck!

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

MovingPictures07 wrote:Also, you totally need to play the next Vocaroo Mafia.

What exactly is that?

I would have problems lynching that voice, tbh.

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.

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

You bastard.

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.

S~V~S wrote:I would have problems lynching that voice, tbh.

Thanks! I work on it.

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?

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?

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.

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!

MovingPictures07 wrote:

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!

If you want to hear another sample for some reason, I'm pretty prevalent in the first two minutes of this out-of-context video near the end of a series. Warning: Copious amounts of cussing! Though none from me.


Shameless plug much? Maybe. Sorry about that.

I'm getting errors on all the vocaroo links.

My voice is awful so nope. Never.

Jackofhearts2005 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 22, 2018 5:12 pm

That is not what I expected.

colonialbob wrote: ↑Sat Mar 24, 2018 1:13 am

Jackofhearts2005 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 22, 2018 5:12 pm

That is not what I expected.

What did you expect?