Morroblivion

i liked it :) she also have a perfect voice for wood elfs if she can do a more neutral accent :)

Perhaps it's just because I played a few random samplings, but I didn't notice any problems at all associated with those difficult-to-pronounce Dunmer place names. All in all she did a great job! :D

Barradin wrote:

EnvyDeveloper wrote:

My mother has no time for it - otherwise she's a good actress :)

Heh! I sorta found as long as I do all the exporting and filenaming and stuff, just recording some lines in bulk didn't take very long for her.

http://www.mediafire.com/?u8rdtyu2ik7pfd7

So here you go guys. I know there's a good chance you won't want to use any of the lines, but we made a fair amount anyway. In the event you do want to use them, this archive contains all the unique dialogue for the first eight of the fifteen female altmer that need to be voiced.

I think she did okay, but whenever there was morrowind-specific wording I think it was very hard for her to remember the pronunciation and keep a vaguely conversational tone. Unlike EnvyDevelopers mother, mine has never acted in her life so you wont see too much of that here :P. She just kind of put on a posh voice and read what was in front of her. Some lines are great, some I know I personally would have done differently if I was pumped full of estrogen :P

Should you like this, I can have her do all the quest dialogue and misc lines pretty quickly. The shared lines probably wouldn't happen for a while - at least not before I've done them for the males and we have it functioning nicely. But I think she'd be happy to do it all.

 

Thoughts? (If it's a 'no' don't worry I can let her down gently)

Omg I love it, tell her that we love it. Because she is awesome O_O!

Ha, Barradins Mum, got it going on....

Brilliant voice acting. The accent is quite noticeable however, how many parts was she going to do? I'd notice her every time she was doing a voice.

Maybe for Altmer she could speak in a more higher English tone, not queens English but you know they way that the Altmer look down on everyone.

Very entertaining that she could say the Tamriel names, she must be thinking "how the hell do I say that!?".

She was thinking it. The whole time I was sat next to her and we were trying to go through sylable for sylable how to say each word. In particular the line ''I'm one of the only High elves in balmora, the others are Narlcya the alchemist, imare, etc, etc'' was hell to do.

We'll try to get her to look down a bit on people more for the next batch ^^.

Hi guys, I'm very interested in this mod and I'm thinking of throwing up a few samples for you guys (if I can figure out how), my mic isn't that good but I'm thinking of buying a better one soon.

Ps. I don't know what voices are still available to voice, so I'd appreciate if someone could throw in a suggestion, I'm English if that helps.

i could help with voice acting

i think i can help with makeing npcs to

Hi guys, I've tried a few voices, please give me honest feedback.

http://www.mediafire.com/?0izy21k9c0v2jnz

http://www.mediafire.com/?phfarmk5zz6on7a

http://www.mediafire.com/?696xomkcgoquziy

http://www.mediafire.com/?s858m8b5hbpoosw

I know my microphone kind of sucks.

from what i hear you can do argonian voices :) maybe also orc voices :)

what country do you live in? here is a list of usb mics from uk:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/tag/usb%20microphone/products

I redid Sample 3, it should sound a lot clearer now, thanks to Barradin's tips!

It is in-fact dialogue from Zabamund the Dark Elf, I did a cockney accent because that's how a lot of them sounded in Skyrim, I don't know if that's what you want since this is Morrowind and not Skyrim.

http://www.mediafire.com/?ct6a68d2ib3jo61

Aha, okay then, I guess that's not the right voice for him then.

Is it a desktop mic or a headset? If it's a dekstop mic you should get a thin sock or some tights and stretch them out infront of the microphone (but not touching it). Then speak through that! You're still having a few small pops. As long as you know what you're listening for, you can fine tune it by hand.

Either that, or move back away from the mic a bit. You have plenty of volume and body there, so you could get away a bit more for sure.

Lastly, that might not be static we're hearing anymore - how loud is your PC? If it's the fans, then you could either:

1. Go back to the levels tab and lower the 'volume' level this time (not the boost). This will reduce the amount of extra sound it picks up in the room.

2. Download speedfan http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php . Then just when you're recording turn the fans right down/off. Very simple to do and I know it helped me.

3. Have you tried audacity noise removal? It's also really easy to do and it doesn't sound to me like you've done it yet.

With all a combo of those, or all three, I think you'll have a great sound.

For the record I loved the voice :P

So, I have a question:

My computer makes alot of noise and you can hear it a bit on the background. could you listen to some of my recordings to listen if it's a hindrance? I just came up thinking about listening to my recording material making sure there weren't any chairs moving in the background lol. Whilst recording yesterday evening I noticed a kind of light buzzing sound in the background of my recordings. I think it could be me, I mean, I WAS focusing on the buzzy sound and I guess it somehow could work like when you hear the freaking noises all around your house when you can't sleep :p

I'm not at home at the moment so I'll drop some links in here as soon as I'm home again ;)

Hey guys, just saying hi that I'm not dead. I work seasonally(tourist trap) and the beginning of the year is always hectic.

anyway I'm still alive and doing some voice, I will get the remaining voices that I have been asigned and then some random ones here in the next few days. also my sister is coming and she wants to help. I will try my hand at the dark elfs as well but no promises(cautiously optomistic)

everything extra has been put on hold getting the theater together the last month, just to much on the plate (even some regular guitar/piano/violin practice has been pushed back, I got a few books that are glowering at me as we speak) but all that's done so now I can get on with my projects!

This one will probably for you Stijmunkey, but have you checked out the forum on nexus for voice actors?

http://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/951656-the-voice-actors-of-skyrim-nexus/

Might be worth a shot to PM members.

I may try to record a line for Baladas_Demnevanni, if people like it I might go on and do the rest.

Just found him to be an interesting fellow with some potential for some character in his dialouge.

sorry guys my laptop keeps breaking on me so i wont be able to help with anything for a while but i can comment still with my parents computers so sad

Edit i was even starting to get good with blender and im an expert with ck ah well :( 

I find that NCH Wavepad Audio Editor has the best total noise removal. It has a premium version, but the free version still has the noise removal.

Here's a sample of my voice, saying some random things and then reading a book from Morrowind.

https://soundcloud.com/thynar/thetruenoblecode

Static and background noise are a problem for recording in general, you can try to stifle the sound but that in turns causes it's own problems (for instance, the static is being recorded not only in the background but your voice as well, if you try to remove it you can take away from the fidelity of your voice, at first it might not seem big but when you put a filter or increase/decrease the volume to promote your voice you start expanding the problem).

the best bet is just figuring out what is causing it to begin with, that will truly give you the best results. I don't know your set up but it seems like you have a +dB, impedance imbalance or gain/master problem. it can feel like mad science but it's in your best interest to figure it out.

I would try setting your gain lower and upping your output level at first. the gain is your mic taking in everything while output is the amp amplifying the signal.  also if you are like me you have both a pre mic amp and an audio device and both have master outputs, if thats the case only use the master output of your pro/preamp and leave the device master at neutral.

if you have any questions feel free to ask

also pop filter, everyone should have a pop filter you can make one for 5 bucks