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Posted at: 5/31/09 10:14 PM
Sign-Up: 05/04/09
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Hi, can you guys tell me what is the best voice recording software to make a toon? And what are the voice recording techniques (like i record every voice in ONE file, then put that in my toon or is there any other way)?
Posted at: 5/31/09 10:38 PM
At 5/31/09 10:14 PM, ShockBlaze wrote: Hi, can you guys tell me what is the best voice recording software to make a toon? And what are the voice recording techniques (like i record every voice in ONE file, then put that in my toon or is there any other way)?
ANYONE? HELP!
Posted at: 5/31/09 10:43 PM
Sign-Up: 01/30/09
Posts: 697
Hmmm.
I'm gonna tell you something awful. Audacity will totally hook up for you, and you can usually get that for free. The real trick is investing in a semi-decent microphone. You don't have to spend a million dollars, or anything. You just need something slightly better than the idiotic pc mic they sell at Radio Shack. Hell, some laptops these days come with better stuff standard. You can get a Blue SnoBall USB mic for under 100$ US, and it's higher quality than you will ever need for a Flash. :D
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Posted at: 5/31/09 11:19 PM
Well, my mic works well for me :-)
Posted at: 5/31/09 11:29 PM
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Yeah, get Audacity. It'll do just fine for your purposes, unless you want to do something studio quality, then you should get ready to shell out cash.
As for how to record, you're probably better off recording your dialogue and cutting it up into multiple WAV files, maybe one per line. That way, you can change when it happens (and on what frame) rather than change your animation according to your dialogue.
Posted at: 5/31/09 11:35 PM
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I use Audacity, it works like a charm. :P
Posted at: 6/1/09 04:34 AM
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Posts: 25
It's all about the microphone you use, a condenser is required really. I've found the AKG C3000B is great for pretty much everything (if my audio portal submissions ever get approved you can hear that in action)
From the recording software you're really looking for something that will let you do dynamic range compression. Anything that supports VST plugins really.
Posted at: 6/1/09 05:01 AM
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Posts: 76
Yeah almost everyone just uses Audacity....its sooo simple and free....
Posted at: 6/1/09 07:55 AM
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I have Adobe Soundbooth and its AWESOME!
The best sig evar.
Posted at: 6/1/09 03:02 PM
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I use a recording Program called Cubase LE4 it is really high quality recording. I got it with my recording studio for my guitar.
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Posted at: 6/1/09 04:18 PM
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At 5/31/09 11:35 PM, 10JD wrote: I use Audacity, it works like a charm. :P
Yes, this is great, and best of all, its free!
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