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Hi! Upload your recordings, and get feedback from your peers!
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Hello everyone, I have a narration practice read that I would love some feedback on!
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Hey all!
Trying to expand genres and go where the $. Check out these 2 samples. One is a Johnnie Walker ad and the other is an infomercial. Tell me what you think.Thanks in advance and I’ll be listening out for you!
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Great job with the Beta Prostate. Your voice is great for Johnny Walker as well, though I really would have liked to have heard your point of view with it on that one as the copy could be played with. Like, were you containing excitement to discover it in a store near you that never carried it before? Or were you surprised to find it in your cupboard at home after a long days work because you were craving it? Have fun with it to see what comes through. Your voice will naturally support it!
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Hi guys, I’ve been trying to perfect this poetry read from Edgar A Poe’s The Raven.
Let me know what you think.I appreciate the feedback.
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Feel free to critique the read, but mostly looking for feedback on the sound quality. This is with a slight noise reduction added and normalized to -3db. Any feedback is appreciated.
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Hello,
I have my last coaching session tonight and I just wanted a little feedback on my reads. Thanks!-
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Mailboxes etc: Your voice is great! The only thing I would do is compare this recording to how it sounds in a raw format. I could hear some Compression or editing in your voiceover file that made it sound a little bit like AI.
Special-K: It sounds like a cold read. Remember to breathe when necessary to give the copy of the read more enthusiasm so that the product sounds desirable.Of course, if it was only meant to be a cold read, then that’s okay too.
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Hello,
I would love if you can please take a listen to the recording of my homework and provide some feedback thank you.
Thank you so much!
Nekole
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This is an audition of mine, just looking for any feedback. “Lively, animated voice for toy video. Think Monster Jam announcer type of voice. Have fun with it!”
Roll it backwards or forwards to make the wheels light up!
Take on the toughest terrain
They look just like your favorite transformers
And they smash like them too!-
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It cut off at the end but I thought you really captured the tone you were going for. Very ‘truck rally’ 🙂
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For this role, the voiceover will act as a guide to the viewer who is going on scenario-based training
Script to read:
An apartment block could serve perfectly as temporary shelter for the community.
It is located near town, where there are jobs, a market, and a school.
But you need to find out more… There are three actions you can take to investigate the property.
But remember: each action will take a full day to complete.
The choice is up to you. -
Production is working on a training video which requires a voiceover in the style of a newsreader
Script to read:
The outbreak of war has resulted in thousands of families fleeing their homes.
The UN has deployed peacekeepers in the area, but over 300,000 men, women, and children remain displaced.
A group of 800 households, with nowhere to go, is stranded in a flood-prone field near a town.
With the rainy season fast approaching, these families need a safer place to stay.
As Head of Emergency Response for the area, it’s up to you to find a more suitable solution.-
You have a great gravitas to your voice that suits this kind of read. I did notice you have very bright vowels (midwesterner? I noticed it especially in your short “a” sound like in the word “stranded” and “fast”), so as an exercise, I’d suggest seeing if you can take regionalism out of your voice. I think this read is very effective, but having control of that might give you some more options.
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