@MightyKeef Boromir, Haldir, King Theoden, Gandolf, Frodo at the end of the story, and others all die in one way or another throughout the trilogy. And LotR didn't add twenty characters which they refused to kill off. Thinking these two are "the same" is just pure cope.
@QTRBlackGarrett I'm trying to clean up the sound for my audiobooks, but everything I try just fails. It sounds relatively fine on desktop, but on phone it's clear as day the audio quality is lacking. I don't "want" to pay for a fix, but I just want a possible fix to this.
@Nerdrotics
Just wanted to clarify something Arch said. It's not "sigh-aphas Cain". It's Ciaphas Cain. Like "King Kai", Kai-aphas Cain.
https://t.co/0HYBdyILpK
I made three audiobooks for him so far.
@SamWitwer Stick to voice acting and stop making political comments you don't understand. There is a mountain of difference between everything in your chosen picture and what’s happening today, and I don’t have the character limit to cover it all. Just stop.
@aborderprince I'd like to thank you for your help all those months ago. I've now finished an official audible project and it's largely thanks to the information you gave me.
Also, even though I just uploaded my own work for him, I want you to know YOU are the voice of Cain.
@aborderprince With what you've said and another vid I recently found I'll be trying that solution of reducing the mic level on the computer to avoid peaking to begin with and gaining it again via the software.
@aborderprince I actually got audacity recently. I've been trying OBS recently, and following other youtube vids I felt like no matter what I did with the filters they recommended there was always something not quite fitting into place.
@aborderprince Is the focusrite part of how you get your sound so crisp? I've been running into this constant issues were it sounds like a thin layer of foam is covering my vocals. I know it kinda boils down to mic and voice and budget, but I could really use the help.
@RebellionJason I had a strange question. What were some of the more prominent asymmetrical outfits of the medieval or renaissance periods? And why would one usually choose an asymmetric pattern?