I'd be happy to help. I voiced the big black guy in this.

Tyson Kickoff Entry, by LiLg Type: Movie Rating: Everyone

PushPlatformer is love.

Color My Dreams really impressed me. Just wish it lasted a little longer. I felt a really unique and immersive mood from it.

Also, I hope more peoples check out "Invitation", which I feel was kinda underrated.

Invitation, by Xennethy Type: Movie Rating: Ages 13+

Would be nice to see this Adventure game featured.

LoP Trilogy Part 3.1, by Holy-Howard Type: Game Rating: Everyone

Its previous installment hit 300,000 views, but the above sequel was never frontpaged, and went largely overlooked.

Many thanks for giving us voice-types this opportunity, Tom! And big congrats to Druox/Flashbound18 and Tomar/Jaxxy, along with fellow runners-up. I hope to see another contest like this next year!

I also wanna give a shout to good friends and amazing talents Omahdon and Sapphire, who each made great audio entries, which were sadly overlooked and never animated.

Day in the Life of Pirate Dave, by Omahdon Type: SongGenre: Voice Acting

The Gentlemen Club, by Sapphire Type: LoopGenre: Voice Acting

And one last thanks to Stalagmite. More people need to know of this guy. My entry just wouldn't have been the same with his awesome music.

Here's my thingy.

Pirate Entry - ARRGH Idol, by D-Mac-Double Type: SongGenre: Voice Acting

Not yet approved at the time of posting, but wanted to get it here before 11:59.

Pirate Entry - ARRGH Idol, by D-Mac-Double Type: SongGenre: Voice Acting

Getting this approved quicktime would be dandy!

Pirate Entry - ARRGH Idol, by D-Mac-Double Type: SongGenre: Voice Acting

Any mic is going to produce at least some degree of static hiss. Of course, certain mics far more than others, but even room temperature can affect a static level. Mics will also pick up nearby ambient noise, such as a computer's internal fan.

It's the simple matter of knowing how to remove this unwanted noise and static. Most audio editing software includes a "Noise Removal" tool, which, when applied properly, can really work wonders.

A studio grade microphone won't eliminate popping at all. Purchasing a pop filter can help, but it's largely a matter of the positioning and technique one uses when they speak into their mic.

Anyone seeking advice on selecting their voice actors can feel free to contact me. I handle voice direction for the Superhero Slayers series, and I've always got a ton of names to recommend.

Superhero Slayers 3, by Xennethy Type: Movie Rating: Ages 13+

i cn du voise akting & du aLL the best voises. For u. EVERY CARACTER. i am espeshully good at vioseing an DRAGON with a PIPE VOISE!!!1! LEt me know if can use my sevrices but i want 30 per cent of ad revinue for my PROFFESSHUNAL QUALITY!!!!1111!

"NO amplifiers"? So... people aren't allowed to increase or lower their volume levels? o.O

I'm a highly experienced voiceover talent, who would love to be your casting director if needed! -- Which is not an emphasized aspect of this event at all, but just throwing that out there because I can!

- Voiced numerous roles in 150+ completed online productions and 3 animated TV series.
- Directed, cast and rewrote Superhero Slayers, XenoRealms and H.E.L.L.
- Casting assistant for the Super Nuke Bros project.

May give it a shot. Can you provide an example line for me to record and send to you?

Coincidentally, Toma Tomo (Yeshua Tomar) typically recommends that people get a Samson C01U or C03U. His own setup required him to spend extra money on a USB preamp just so he could connect it to his computer.

If you only plan to use your mic on your computer, then it's wisest to just buy a USB mic.

Samson C01U is pretty much the ideal USB mic you can find. Typically goes between the range of 80 and $120.

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I confirm NOTHING!

Other than the fact that I am a judge in this here contest.

At 3/29/09 03:03 PM, Stalagmite wrote: Also people where wining about my range on the flash portal, it is too limited... but WHERE! LOL. to high? low? dull? droll? WTF! lol. i really want ot learn, and adapt from these problems! BE REALLY CRITICAL AND SOME ADVICE PLEAZE :D:D:D (preferably a voice actors advice LOL) not random page strays.

Responded to this on your last news post.

At 3/25/09 12:49 PM, FatKidWitAJetPak wrote: Well, whats your experience?

This many.

CAN YOU VOICE ACT?

I like to think so, at least. ;__;

I'm going to take that as: "Yes! Yes, you ARE a judge!", because the sooner I can start taking bribes, the better.

...I mean, umm. Uhh. I CAAN BE A GUD JUGE!!!1

Ah! But are you as TIRED?

I wouldn't mind being a judge, because I'm too old and tired to do much else.

Oh, I'm just biased as hell. :)

http://www.voiceactingclub.com/

Features significantly less anime-obsessed fangirls or something. We are place for flash toons.

Ideally, here.
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A group of students once put me up to pranking their friend over a lunch period.

They'd all been egging houses one night and actually got away with it (an act I DON'T condone), but a few thought it'd be funny to have me call one of them, posing as a police officer who'd been informed of whole ordeal. Half an hour later, the student I had called and issued a COURT ORDER on, was sittingright next to me for an entire class, pale as a ghost.

As an actor, I think this was my absolute proudest moment.

I'm a black actor saying: IT'S FANTASTIC.

Therefore, it must be.

You should join the Voice Acting Club!

There you'll be sure to find many artists looking for fresh human bodies!
...To, uhh, voice their flash projects. Yes!