English with or without country accent
Description
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (US South) North American (US West Coast - California, Portland)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Okay, uh let's see here. I'm going to go somewhat accent first. So hey, uh this is what we're doing here. It's just this is more so my day to day voice. This is what I talked and so I talk when I'm going out doing stuff. I can go up and I can go down. It's talk fast, it will be very slow and articulate. But for the most part in my my ex eccentricity comes from kind of talk a little bit faster, having to slowly change what I'm saying. But I mean if you want something more midwestern or with less of the accent, I can bring it down and kind of slowly accentuate what I'm saying so that there's a lot, a lot less country accent and actually bring over some more voice acting. Work. Ah This is more so what I would use for a project that didn't necessarily require a country accent. It's what I would use to explain things in a video two mostly to voice over characters that aren't stereotypically country. So I can go to stereotypically country and I really would like our job here better. I would hate, I would hate to just be the stereotypical country person. But work is work. So if you need me to I can still come back down here and do whatever I need to do because this is this is actually more closer to my normal voice and it's all I can also go much much deeper with my normal voice. Ah So thank you and that's my demo