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I like this version too. The series of videos
in which he explain how he came up with his trolls voices is really interesting even if you don't agree with his particular interpretation.
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I am not sure if I understand what you are saying. =/
Also Ocopimp's interpretation of the quite is speaking as it is written. The "ww" becomes two "w", and the vv is said as a w as the latter is literally two v glued together (in fact, some languages call 'W' "double v").
Spanish, for one.
"Doble ve".
...what is with English? Every other language seems to call one specific fruit an "ananas", and then English calls it a "pineapple", despite not having anyhing to do with apples or pine. And then we have "double-U", when Ws don't look like "u" a all.
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I was just about to say we don't call it "ananas" either, except I just learn we actually do. Just not where I live.
Anyway, for the W, in English the letter sounds nothing like a v, but it does sound like an 'u'. Furthermore, the 'u' and 'v' are similar letter anyway. Depending on the fond/handwriting you are using, they look exactly the same. In fact, both were the same letter back in the middle ages, apparently.
edited 3rd Feb '13 8:21:57 PM by Heatth
I suggest we do as little talking to ourselves as possible. In order to get a good idea of who's doing which roles, I's like to ask that everyone pick two, or at most three, roles that they feel are their best and that they want to do the most.
Personally, I'd prefer to do Equius (and as an incredibly unlikely extension, Horuss) and maybe John if Cats doesn't want to. I can do Arquisprite, too.
edited 4th Feb '13 12:28:20 AM by RedSavant
It's been fun.Question: do people actually like the idea of John being voiced by a girl if like every other male character is voiced by a guy? I mean what I was thinking is that "hey he's a kid often boys get voiced by women" but I still think it might sound weird if we're not doing any other male voices that way.
While none of us are really going to be winning any awards for age-appropriate voices, the fact that the B1 kids are smack-dab in the middle of puberty during Homestuck would make a female voicing John believable at the beginning, probably, but the later pesterlogs not so much.
Not that we're going for full-on accuracy here.
^Damnit, Elf.
edited 4th Feb '13 4:25:45 AM by RedSavant
It's been fun.I'd be okay with doing Rose and Vriska, and if I did either of the ladies and John there would be a whole lot of talking to myself. Honestly, if I did Doc Scratch as well. If there's any other voices you think I would be suited for, though, I could give it a shot. It does seem like we currently have a lot of holes.
It was also pretty weird when I was trying to do a Rose John conversation and I realized that Rose's voice was deeper than his...
edited 4th Feb '13 4:42:02 AM by ohsointocats
@Spooky: 'Peixes' is pronounced 'pay-shees', or 'pay-shehs', as Heatth said here
. I don't really understand the rest of your post. To quote the female Draenei PC from World of Warcraft: 'Why do so many people have trouble with the name of our race? It sounds just like it is spelled.' Saying 'x is pronounced just like it's spelled' means nothing when people come from different phonic backgrounds.
@Cats: I can edit them together in Audacity as long as people give me adequate pauses between lines and clumps of lines. I have finals very soon, so I won't be able to do so for a while, though.
edited 4th Feb '13 5:42:22 AM by RedSavant
It's been fun.English was created by a drunk stringing vowels together. Ok the answer is much more complicated than that, but it does have something to do with having 5 vowel letters and over 12 vowel sounds.
I might be able to do some editing. Probably we should lock some actors in and pick some pester logs we'd want to do.
Yeah, but why don't you say it "Pei-xes"? Why does e change to a and i to e? Why do you explain how to pronounce words by making them into words that sound like what you are pronouncing?
Like "Dedede" is "Day day day"(which is bullcrap btw, its "de de de" :P)? Why can't "de" just be "de"?
Or better yet, day is pronounced like "dei" so why is it written as day and not as dei?

Double v's as w sound funny. In a good way.
Dopants: He meant what he said and he said what he meant, a Ninety is faithful 100%.