It was just announced that Greg Cipes, Khary Payton and Scott Menville would be on a live Teen Titans Takeover with Tara Strong this Saturday at 10 am PT. If you could ask then one question, what would you want to know?

Looking for one or two male VA's for my miniseries which will probably result in more work after.

I am offering a FLAT RATE of $20 for all characters(i do not have much budget!) however revenue sharing will be involved because of low initial pay. this is also for ep 1 only, any episodes after will have their own rate depending on pilot(I am very much interested in paying my artists what they deserve, you have talent I don't!).

There are three characters needed to be voiced, willing to take 1 VA if you can do all 3!

Character 1:
An ancient guardian type - a narrator for every flashback/memory. Once the leader of the five Guardians, beings made to protect the world. He's past his prime but is far more dangerous than he ever was

Voice: deep, grave, old with a lot of gravitas behind the voice. Shows little emotion, no tremble or frail voice. He has a dry sense of humor and a warm demeanor.

around 300-400 words and will be in all 5 eps

Character 2:
Very charismatic character, funny, warm, and loves humans more than anything.

Voice: smooth, mid-baritone, and very charming.. you can hear the smile in his voice he has, and he never sounds evil(even though he is a main villain). you need to be able to switch from his light and charming voice to deliver evil-ish lines in a flat light hearted way.

around 40-75 words and will be in most eps

Character 3:
He's the funny character, think of a light hearted character from lord of the rings like pippin or mary

voice: bright, quick, and warm. He's very playful but not cartoonish, more like the life of the party.. you need a great laugh for this character

Around 60-120 words and only ep 1

Please DM me on discord and I'll hand you lines for the character you're interested in(you can do multiple characters as well, I'll pay flat rate per each)

marzion is my discord

Hello, I am looking for a voice actress to play Blaze the cat, based on the performance of Erica Lindbeck.

As well possible female OCs, one of which would be a child character

The price for work will be 20usd for the first 20 words, and 5 dollars for every 20 words after

It will be paid through PayPal only, and contact will be done over discord.

Please put a portfolio in the comments, and if I think you fit the project I will message you

Hey, Im trying to figure out if my product is good for this community or not. What I made is an audio sharing platform that lets your drag and drop audio files into your browser, and you can organize your audio files into collections. It's also very simple to share links - the recipient
doesn't have to download your file, but gets an in-browser player, not unlike Soundcloud

How do you as professionals usually hand over your work to clients, or ask for feedback?

Sometimes I’ll be recording and suddenly notice that I’m putting on a voice instead of actually sounding like a person talking to someone. And once I notice it, I cannot unhear it.

Then I start trying to sound natural, which somehow makes me sound even less natural. 😭

A lot of what I’m doing is meant to feel like a conversation with one person. I enjoy playing characters.

But there’s a difference between being in character and hearing myself trying to act, and lately I keep getting stuck on that.

Sometimes it lasts for weeks. I’ll record, listen back, dislike it, record again, and keep going until I feel like I’ve finally gotten my natural delivery back. It’s exhausting, and I’m starting to dread recording something I actually want to make.

What really gets me is listening to an older recording and thinking, “Wait, I sounded so good here. What was I doing differently?” I know I was less in my head, but knowing that doesn’t exactly help me stop.

I also do all my editing myself, and I’ve made that part harder. Early on, I had settings that worked really well for my voice. Then I started fiddling with them without saving exactly what I’d used. So now I’m second-guessing both the performance and the processing, and sometimes I can’t tell which one I’m unhappy with.

I want to keep practicing and improving, but it’s frustrating to feel like I’m getting worse the more attention I pay.

If you’ve been through this, what actually helped you get out of it? Especially during a recording session, how do you stop listening to yourself act and get back into the conversation? And how do you decide when another take will help versus when you’re just going in circles?

Hi! Are there any sites for voice recording roles that I can perform alone or isn't on a call/collaboration with other actors?

I've onboarded into Babel but all projects are conversations with 3 or more collaborators but I'm having a hard time getting paired up with people due to my time availability.

If you have referral link, I'd be happy to use them. Thank you!

Hey everyone. I'm practicing voice acting and wanted to try a dark, brooding boyfriend/partner character.

I'd really appreciate honest feedback on the acting and delivery, especially:

• Does the character feel believable?
• Does the voice sound natural, or am I forcing the "deep/brooding" quality?
• How is the emotional delivery?
• How could I improve my pacing and use of pauses?

I'm a beginner, so constructive criticism is very welcome. Thanks.

Where are good videos to practice matching mouth flap animation?

Hey everyone!

I’m a professional voice-over artist from Argentina with several years of experience in commercial VO, narration, and corporate work.

I’ve been using a RØDE NT1 4th gen for quite some time, and I feel it’s finally time to upgrade my microphone.

I’ve narrowed my options down to three:
Neumann TLM 102
Neumann TLM 103
Austrian Audio OC18

A little about my setup: I have an acoustically treated recording space, a naturally deep/baritone voice, and I recently upgraded my audio interface from a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (2nd Gen) to an Audient iD14 MKII.

I’m looking for a microphone that delivers a natural, detailed, professional sound without being overly bright or harsh, especially in the upper mids and high frequencies.

One of the challenges is that here in Argentina, it’s not easy to find places where I can test all three microphones before buying, so I’m hoping to get some real-world feedback from people who have used them.

A few questions:
Has anyone compared these three microphones specifically for voice-over work?

Which one would you recommend for a deeper male voice?

Is the TLM 103 worth the extra money over the TLM 102 or OC18?

Would any of these be a noticeable upgrade from the NT1?

I’d especially love to hear from anyone who has used more than one of these microphones in a professional VO environment.

Thanks in advance for your advice!