[SteveVO]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[SteveVO]

Would love to get feedback on this. Here’s the script – “The Julia” –
You’re listening to the actual recording of “the Julia”. A subsonic moan that doesn’t match the sound of any marine creature ever recorded.
Many biologists will tell you it’s a deep-sea distress call. And when you listen, it’s easy to see why. The mysterious howling was captured by deep-sea hydrophones off the coast of Cape Adare. The same place Nasa captured photographs of a huge, unexplained shadow moving through the water.
It may well be a coincidence, but if the Julia really is a distress call from the deep, perhaps it’s time we answered. Ninety-five per cent of our oceans remain unexplored. Are we killing what we’ve yet to discover?

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Thanks a lot. I really appreciate that. I think the background noise was caused by trying a different mic placement. Thanks for letting me know you heard that.

[SteveVO]

A character voice for telling the intro to Beauty and the Beast.

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A couple corporate narration reads. Thanks for any feedback.
Steve

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Thanks a lot. I appreciate that.

[SteveVO]

A couple medical narrations I’m trying out. Thoughts?

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Thanks. You don’t sound like you’re new, so keep at it.

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Daniel, this is excellent. The only critique I have is at :08, where you say “long.” It sounded a little like “log” and like you could have hung on to the “n” in “long” just a bit longer and made the “g” a little softer. Other than that, it was awesome.
Steve

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A few narrations I’m working on. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Steve

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