Pure Bass - No Accent - 60 Second Narrative Script Practice Read - Generic Narrator - \"Like many other philosophers\"

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Joshua Richardson

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My pure bass read-through of the given Narration Script from Voices (https://www.voices.com/blog/narration-scripts-example-non-fiction/)

Transcript:
\"Like many other philosophers, who have greatly extended our knowledge of nature, Galileo had a remarkable aptitude for the invention of instruments designed for philosophical research. To facilitate his practical work, we find that in 1599, he had engaged a skilled workman who was to live in his house, and be constantly at hand to try the devices, which were forever springing from Galileo’s fertile brain. Among the earliest of his inventions appears to have been the thermometer, which he constructed in 1602. No doubt, this apparatus, in its primitive form, differed in some respects from the contrivance we call by the same name. Galileo at first employed water as the agent. Its expansion was the basis of the measure of temperature.\"

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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

North American (General)

Transcript

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Like many of the philosophers who have greatly extended our knowledge of nature, Galileo had a remarkable aptitude for the invention of instruments designed for philosophical research to facilitate its practical work. We find that in 15 99 he had engaged a skilled workmen who was to live in his house and be constantly at hand to try the devices would her forever springing from Galileo's fertile brain. Among the earliest of his inventions appears to have been the thermometer, which he constructed in 16 02 No doubt this apparatus, in its primitive form, divert in some respects from the contrivance we called by the same name. Galileo at first employed water as the agent. Its expansion was the basis of the measure of temperature.