Why I do believe it's Sakuya o'clock.Clearly I am spamming the board but whatever, I am having way too much fun I may go back and redo Reimu tonight or try for someone new :PI told my fiance about this project (he is a huge fan of both Touhou and TF2) and is fully behind me making silly voices on the computer to be a part of it!
Why I do believe it's Sakuya o'clock.Clearly I am spamming the board but whatever, I am having way too much fun I may go back and redo Reimu tonight or try for someone new :P
I told my fiance about this project (he is a huge fan of both Touhou and TF2) and is fully behind me making silly voices on the computer to be a part of it!
All of these only came from the left side. :( Just something to watch for future recordings. :)
Very nice, except for the only in the left speaker thing.Also, Clip 2 kind of trailed off at the end. Be sure to avoid that.Overall AWESOME! Incredibly well done.
Very nice, except for the only in the left speaker thing.
Also, Clip 2 kind of trailed off at the end. Be sure to avoid that.
Overall AWESOME! Incredibly well done.
The sound issue can be remedied by saving the file as a mono wav file instead of stereo. (I don't think there's any reason to use stereo unless you're recording using two mics...)
I'd imagine Sakuya with more of a British accent, but that's just me. Nice job.
>I'd imagine Sakuya with more of a British accentI agree. Same goes for Patchouli (and anyone else from the Scarlet Devil Mansion).
>I'd imagine Sakuya with more of a British accent
I agree. Same goes for Patchouli (and anyone else from the Scarlet Devil Mansion).
>>70>>74Just a minor nitpick, but while it is understood what you mean, "British" can refer to people from all over Great Britain, including those who live in Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and so on. While the term is still not perfect, an "English" accent might be more appropriate in terms of specificity.
>>70>>74
Just a minor nitpick, but while it is understood what you mean, "British" can refer to people from all over Great Britain, including those who live in Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and so on. While the term is still not perfect, an "English" accent might be more appropriate in terms of specificity.
>>75Gotcha.
Alas, I am absolutely terrible at accents. I'll practice, but I can't promise I'd nail it enough to post up.At least the one-channel-only thing is an easy fix! I saved it as stereo because that's what the instructions said with the audition lines, but again, easy to fix and just do mono the whole way through!
Alas, I am absolutely terrible at accents. I'll practice, but I can't promise I'd nail it enough to post up.
At least the one-channel-only thing is an easy fix! I saved it as stereo because that's what the instructions said with the audition lines, but again, easy to fix and just do mono the whole way through!
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