[Don Sack]

Greetings All;
Two spots, let me know how you feel?

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Greta;
Nice voice! Very clear. Yup, sounds like your reading; be happy! Also, unnecessary pauses, make ‘er flowwwww.

[Don Sack]

Greetings!
Did this one just before going to work; did not mess with it too much as the advice I’ve gotten is to do it and move on! LOL!

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Hey Greta!
Very nice, soothing voice. Not fer nuttin’ but I think you can cut down on gaps and pauses. I do it too thinking it has some sort of dramatic effect……na.
Rock On!

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Hey Sherry!
The Crayola piece was very good! If there is no slate, slow down some and the the enunciation will be even clearer.
Rock on!

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Ryan!
Hmmm, not sure if I’m knowledgeable (edge….) enough yet; I was struck by your voice and versatility; the production quality for sure, but, I am wondering if a client would not just be interested in your voice alone? For me the accompanying music was loud, distracting and over topped your voice.
Rock On!!

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Vern, Ditto on suecat’s comments. Move toward getting the recording much clearer and no back round noise. Edge can help with getting you going on a good recording atmosphere; also You Tube, eh?
Rock On!

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Greetings!
Getting back into the swing so to speak.
Here are four recordings, two each of the same; compare and comment?
Rock On!

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Hey Nettipo1 !
Wow, thanks for the feedback! I listened to the spots and you are so right!! Well, that’s what I get for slacking off for almost two months; details like these! A raspy voice is usually not my deal, but that’s what I get for doing these when tired! LOL
Rock On!

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Hey Cb!
Slow it down; enunciate (slowing down will help with that?). Acoustics where you record. Rock On!!

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