Glad this one is out. I've been looking forward to this one the most.
Voice Acting
Written by Team Four Star Sunday, 09 January 2011 01:47
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01.09.2011 - 02:33 | TheAngryAnimeAddict
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01.09.2011 - 04:13 | Kaiju-Z
Hey Lani, thanks for the tips 8)
I really appreciate this, because I'm doing voice acting for a pretty neat site and this really helped me :'D
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01.09.2011 - 05:36 | MFana
Thanks, very helpful and very much appreciated :)
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01.09.2011 - 06:20 | Kieron
Awesome, that was some good advice. I'll remember it in future.
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01.09.2011 - 06:32 | Behellmorph
This is some great, very sinsightful stuff, thanks
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01.09.2011 - 06:39 | Gethenian
This is an awesomely insightful video for me, as I've done voice and audio work in college and would like to continue to do it independently, but also I think I have to note... I'm sure my 3-year-old daughter will love this, too. Every other time she sees me or my wife on the computer, she wants to know WHERE'S VAGETA WHAT ABOUT VAGETA CA' WE WATCH VAGETA??
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01.09.2011 - 08:42 | MPSai
You're awesome, Lani. Because you get so into something so goofy it makes it even funnier.
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01.09.2011 - 09:54 | Cross X. Brand
Can "Audacity" be used for Lets Plays?
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01.09.2011 - 14:57 | Kazs1492
I find voice acting to be truly fascinating.
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01.09.2011 - 17:04 | axlryder
this timing of this vid is so perfect, as I was just about to order some voice acting equipment. since I'm at the stage of my animation where I want to start incorporating voices this video was really helpful, thanks guys.
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01.09.2011 - 22:05 | squirrel
I was amazed at how in-depth and helpful this was! Thanks!
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01.09.2011 - 23:50 | Tiana Sidhe
Wow, incredibly informative. Thank you for sharing! Love your take on Vegeta, btw~
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01.10.2011 - 02:54 | ChadVision
What if something magical and scientific happens when you voice act?
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01.10.2011 - 14:11 | GoodguyAIn truth, projection is not about how much air you're supporting a line with. All lines, like all notes on an instrument, should be supported with the same AMOUNT of air. It's the harshness of the air you have to dictate.
But thanks a lot for this. I think I've pretty much learned everything I really need to know about voice acting by this point (after 4 years on the interwebs) and all I need now is initiative.
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if you record using audacity I highly recommend upping the default Hz to 96000. If you record using line in and if your sound card lets you set the input Hz to 96000 Hz to it the sound quality is way better. I've recently done a few recordings having my sound card input set to 96000 Hz and my recording Hz in audacity was only 44000 Hz but it still sounded clearer and less noise was apparent. Not at all means magic but it has helped me eliminate a lot of noise in my recordings.
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01.12.2011 - 15:54 | ScionOfMystalgiaEver considered doing voice acting in any 'official' animated movies or series broadcasted by any major media channels?
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01.15.2011 - 09:35 | mr_monochrome
That was really helpful, thanks dude.
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