VO-BB - 19 YEARS OLD!

[ballenberg]

Just thought of this: Maybe have someone else, not necesssarily VO talent, read the same words on the same setup, and see if that buzz is still there. Of all the variables to swap out in testing, that would seem easiest and cheapest. Someone might do it for a slice of pie ( I would )

[Philip Banks]

Just exactly how big would this slice of pie be and are you prepared to comment on your choice of filling?

[ballenberg]

1) large/normal to gigantic and 2) apple or a variation of apple, strawberry-rhubarb, marionberry (available only in Pacific NW), Maine blueberry (not avail in Pacific NW, only the other Portland)

and when I say pie, the offer excludes mincemeat, steak-and-kidney, and any pies made by one Sweeney Todd

[Mike Harrison]

Rick: Fear not. I believe with all my heart that what you hear is simply a mouth click, although not a very obtrusive one. Since I bought Adobe Audition a few years back, Audition's spectral display has made me into a track-cleaning zombie. I hear everything in my voice and that includes too many to count mouth clicks. The spectral display allows me to find the spot quickly and deal with it.

In the center of this screen grab is what you're hearing between the syllables of the word "forward."


You hear it at the same place when you repeat the word because the choreography in your mouth is doing the same moves each time.
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[Bailey]

+1 with Mike. I couldn't hear a buzz, but I did hear a "static click" after the word "forward". As if the "d" was being pushed.
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