Open mic night (What do you sound like?)
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Hells yeah, I get ALL the points.Llil said:
Well, apparently I'm an idiot (but I already knew thatJochemHippie said:
) since I rather like your voice. :3
Well Escapist. Here you go.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0tE67HKi6fM
I personally fucking hate my voice, because I sound like a white guy.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0tE67HKi6fM
I personally fucking hate my voice, because I sound like a white guy.
Why the hell not, huh?
http://vocaroo.com/i/s142lfRC9ZTn
I have to agree with Fappy - horrible audio compression is horrible. I'm at least marginally better under normal circumstances, but it kinda sounds like I've got a bit of "Schuffering Schuccotash!" going on.
Blame my apparent inability at ever drinking enough water to keep my saliva at anything other than a jelly-ish constitution.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s142lfRC9ZTn
I have to agree with Fappy - horrible audio compression is horrible. I'm at least marginally better under normal circumstances, but it kinda sounds like I've got a bit of "Schuffering Schuccotash!" going on.
Blame my apparent inability at ever drinking enough water to keep my saliva at anything other than a jelly-ish constitution.
I thought you did pretty well, especially when singing the beginning of the "the Drunken Whaler". I don't know if your "problem" is that you lose/forget the notes - I do this sometimes, thankfully never when singing in front of a crowd *phew* - or if you were simply nervous.Epidemiix said:
Anyway, you have quite a pleasant speaking voice too! =)
...Eh, sod it, let's just do it!
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0p4fmxWVUhf
Oh, Holy Christ, my accent is horrible. Thank goodness I didn't try to sing something...
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0p4fmxWVUhf
Oh, Holy Christ, my accent is horrible. Thank goodness I didn't try to sing something...
Thank you! I am sorta glad that you said it was not terrible!trollnystan said:
I have been practicing for years and yet never seem to get better....
And could have been nerves...I can't tell you how many times I recorded myself just for the two things that I made for this thread.
That or it was the piece of paper in front of my mouth when I did Gav's part of it....my voice keep making a weird noise on the mic and I heard that might work...it probably made things worse. XD
Y'know its weird....I always thought my voice was weird and annoying....but since I have posted it people have been saying that it is nice.....its unnerving....its like everything I have known has been a lie! XD
Thank you again for the compliment (I am taking it as one) and I probably did not say this anywhere...probably when I should have...but you sound great with the singing!
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1tfTDooM8IW
Im probably one of the only people to like hearing their voice from the outside FAR more than in their own head. My own ear bias effect makes me sound high pitched and nasal. When i hear it played back it sounds basically regular. Hope you enjoy
Im probably one of the only people to like hearing their voice from the outside FAR more than in their own head. My own ear bias effect makes me sound high pitched and nasal. When i hear it played back it sounds basically regular. Hope you enjoy
While I do have a proper Youtube channel upon which I do let's plays, for those too lazy to go to my profile to find links to that:
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0IX3KE99ynv
Enjoy
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0IX3KE99ynv
Enjoy
Australian accents usually rank pretty high on the perennial "Sexiest Accent" threads.TopazFusion said:
This is me, I'm just getting over a cold, and I sound a bit sick but not too bad.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1WmpJPDWmKU
Don't mind my rambling about seeing how people sound.
Yeah, I can't tell the difference. I've heard Australians say kiwis sorta muble a bit more, but there's enough variations in Australian accents that makes it pretty hard to decipher.TopazFusion said:Heh, I've heard that before actually.
Ooh, and one small correction, - I'm a New Zealander, not an Australian
[small]Easy mistake to make.[/small]
Also your flags are too similar. They're pretty much identical on the teeny tiny little forum thing. Get on that.
I'm Australian and I got told I speak with a Cockney-like accent. I'm from the metro part of Victoria so my accent isn't as pronounced as either people from the Northern states or even regional Victoria.Dags90 said:Yeah, I can't tell the difference. I've heard Australians say kiwis sorta muble a bit more, but there's enough variations in Australian accents that makes it pretty hard to decipher.TopazFusion said:Heh, I've heard that before actually.
Ooh, and one small correction, - I'm a New Zealander, not an Australian
[small]Easy mistake to make.[/small]
New Zealanders' e's sound like i's and their i's like u's to us.
O.T, my voice is deep and mumbly and when I hear it back I often shudder as it sounds like i've been drugged or half-asleep or like if you play a record slower than it's recommended speed. Thank God for "inside voice" or I'd never open my mouth.
When singing my vocal range is very close to Dave Gahan from Depeche Mode. Any higher or lower and it sounds shithouse.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1zEuefolZLy
If anybody sees this, I would kinda like to know what my voice sounds like to other people.
If anybody sees this, I would kinda like to know what my voice sounds like to other people.