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ParticipantA couple quick new records of commercial spots. My first time trying to record late at night. My voice is extra gravely. Maybe I can leverage that somewhere!
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ParticipantHey everyone,
Something just for fun here – LOTR Opening Monologue. I have no business performing such an auspicious read, and it’s not my best editing. But it was a giggle just the same. 🙂
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ParticipantA couple more reads in the Commercial Genre. Thanks!
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ParticipantHi gang – couple new reads from me in the commercial genre. Thanks!
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ParticipantA couple new reads. I’m getting over Covid, so not my best work. But hey, no better time to test your chops than when you’re in bad shape! 🙂
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ParticipantThanks a lot for the feedback. My natural tone definitely fits into the realm of the PBS/Discovery Channel type of read. No kids cartoons for me! Also, thanks for letting me know about the static. I’ve discovered that sometimes my Mac seems to struggle a little with a clean bounce and can add a little static if I rush it or have other programs operating in the background simultaneously. I’ll watch out for that.
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ParticipantThanks for this great feedback. I will work to keep my pacing even during reads!
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ParticipantHey everyone,
A couple new reads. The first is an introduction to a tech product called Apache Spark. It felt like a bit of a tongue twister just based on how it’s written, so good practice. The second read is an introduction to the philanthropic foundation. It’s a bit of a long read that posed challenges all it’s own. I look forward to any and all feedback – thanks!
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ParticipantHi Marcus,
I would suggest you need further room treatment in your recording space. The environment, to my ears, has far too much “air.” See what you can do to deaden the space more, either through acoustical deflection/absorption, a different mic, or both, to create a flatter response that won’t detract from your solid reading efforts. Thanks!
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ParticipantThanks for the positive feedback, my friends. I’m really enjoying my training and feeling better every day about a future in VO!
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