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Oh my, I was just going though my old threads, and totally did not realize you had followed up on this, StringStorm. (Albeit quite some time later)

I am very impressed with the result of what you did with my line. And that was almost a few years ago. Maybe I'll try this voice-over thing again, now that I'm older, perhaps I'll have a better voice for what I was trying to do.

Kinda forgot about this thread, kinda tend to do that latey. Anyways, I have a protoss voice file I would like to share. I don't think I will really e able to do voices for terrans, because the effects on zerg and protoss voices hide my youth, but I can't exactly make my voice sound like a thirty year old (Since I am just 14) because of fewer effects

I think the mic bugged for a moment somewhere in there but otherwise it's fine.

I would record more, but there are enough little ones in the house that there is non-stop noise. Seldom I am able to catch a moment of silence, but I am usually busy anyways. I will try to get some more tests out soon tho.

@StringStorm: Go

Thanks for the tips. I have to capability to do about everything you suggested with audacity, however, I don't have a proper flange plugin and have had trouble finding one. If anyone knows where to get a good flange plugin for audacity that would really help.

A new voice test I made with some help from another user. I think this one is alot better than the last, let me know what your thoughts are guys.

I will admit, getting the words clear I am not very good at, and I am not also able to quite get a really good badass zergy voice, it's sorta just, like what wargirl said, sorta robotic. I am just not quite sure on how to get a authentic feel.

I probably get the tin like edge to the voice through to much noise removal, since you need to remove static to get a more understandable sample.

I got another voice sample, gimme your thoughts on this one over the other one attached earlier

Yeah, I got a new mic actually, it's alot better, but it isn't quite the caliber of the mic you just linked I think (I now have a PC-058 Omnidirectional), so if I stick a blanket over my head as I record, maybe it will work.

Mostly what I want help with is the algorithms I will want to follow, so any info on that would be appreciated.

Hey guys, so, I plan to start doing stuff with a Xeyed campaign pretty soon here, and I will want the characters fully voice acted, I want to do some myself, but am held back because my microphones are super lame, so I am kinda wondering if I should do any voices at all.

Preferably men, but I might have some lady voice acting needed as well in the future.

Some voices are going to be zerg, but some terran of course. If anyone is interested in participating, throw in a reply or send me a PM, thank you.

If anyone want's to send any sample files, just make up some lines, because I really don't have all of that stuff figured out just yet.

I will attach a few sample files of me shortly.