Vera the Barbarian: Pixelated Prince Rescuer [18+]
CallumEdmunds for Laythan
Name: Laythan
Age: ???, appears 45
Personality: Extra macho, jazzy
Voice: Manly, low to deep pitched
Bio: The king of the merfolk, he prides himself in his appearance and strength. He enjoys dueling, but not violence. He happens to be a talented saxaphone player. Ultra buff, ultra friendly.
"HAHAHAHA! No one can defeat me, THE MERMAID KING!"
"This calls for...a little merman jazz."
"Well played, young lady! It's been a long time since I was bested in hand-to-hand combat!"
So, do you have a compression default labeled "Pure Dark Velvet"? Gods, this is smooth as frak! I haven't learned to edit my voice with Audition, yet, but I'mma need to if I'm going to keep up with guys like you. LOL
Dude, your audition kicks ass regardless. As for compression, do you use any kind of program or do you record and upload straight away?
I use Adobe Audition. I have an interface, but it's not a mixing board or anything. A friend of mine showed me how to use dynamics processing to take the edges off any spikes or plosives that may have made their way in, but, no, It's record, delete everything but the best takes of the bunch, if some of it is really hot, I'll run a dynamics processing preset (soft gate 12 or 24, i THINK) to smooth out spikes, and then it's submit time.
Well whatever you are doing seems to work pretty well I would say. What I do is record, apply a small noise reduction to the whole track, chop the track up in Sony Vegas while applying a compression and and equalizer filter then render in .wav It's nothing fancy really but if you wanna know anything more specific. shoot :)
Cool. I'll mess around with that and see what I can learn. I've heard major studios like Funimation and such like to hear raw ability and not altered stuff, so I never really dealt with it, but these record at home projects would probably benefit from me being able to do some eq work.
Amazing audition. Your voice is incredible!
Thank you! :)
I set my audition speakers on the floor, and your voice dug a hole three feet deep. Through concrete. How in the hell do you produce so much bass? . . .Okay. I'll admit to a little VO man-crush here. Awesome, as always.
This is going to be a tough one to beat. Kudos on an excellent audition, my dude :)
Thanks :)