Room for an old school raspy Dunmer voice?

[robertneville777]

Originally posted by sandor

Originally posted by robertneville777

Okie-dokie then! If it's "Soluthis,"

It is, when I typed the post I was in a hurry.
Sorry for the confusion.

No worries dude! I'll take that down, and put the right one up.

Thanks!

[jucklesjenk]

Originally posted by robertneville777
Hmmm...I thought they always called you "outlander" in Morrowind, even when you played as a Dunmer? I thought "Outlander" meant a non-native of Morrowind?

They do always call you "outlander" in Morrowind even if you're a dunmer, but in TES3 you arrive on a prison ship, so no matter what your race is, you're an immigrant. In Oblivion, however your backstory is unknown, so you could have a been a dark elf from Morrowind who got arrested in Cyrodiil etc.

[robertneville777]

Oh okay, well then you want me to omit Outlander altogether? Or just create a "non-Outlander" line next to it?

[jucklesjenk]

Either is fine I think.

IMO if you added a non-outlander response as well it would be better but I don't think you need to.

[Ibsen's Ghost]

Sounds good to me. I'm not that familiar with MW as you know but the voice is suitably raspy. Just try to make sure that you don't lose expression whilst putting on the voice. That's normally the hard part.

[morcroft]

Nicely raspy. I hear what you mean about wind - and you're getting some "pop" as well. Sounds like you're using a reasonable quality mike.

I hate the sound of my voice and gave up on voice acting pretty quickly so I don't know much, but I did read a couple of tips:

Try to talk "past" the mike not "at" it (only works with an omnidirectional mike)

Stretch a piece of thin fabric over a frame and talk through that.

I expect IG knows far more than me, though....!

[robertneville777]

Eff it, I'll make both! No mickey-mouse crap, right?

[jucklesjenk]

That's the spirit! :goodjob:

[sandor]

I sent a PM.

[robertneville777]

Originally posted by morcroft
Nicely raspy. I hear what you mean about wind - and you're getting some "pop" as well. Sounds like you're using a reasonable quality mike.

I hate the sound of my voice and gave up on voice acting pretty quickly so I don't know much, but I did read a couple of tips:

Try to talk "past" the mike not "at" it (only works with an omnidirectional mike)

Stretch a piece of thin fabric over a frame and talk through that.

I expect IG knows far more than me, though....!

For sure man, IG definitely overshadows us all! :bow:

But thanks for the information, seriously! I will definitely use your tips!