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What if i tell you that we could record short messages for freesound, and tag them "shoutbox", just like if it was a normal shoutbox... but with sound... because... damn... this is freesound.

It may be a nonsense.

It may be something interesting to do.

Like... we are talking about a few seconds of your voice's sound with a message for freesound as an entity or the freesound's community.

1)You record your short voice message
2)upload, describe it and tag it like this:

- voicebox
- your user name
- your city
- any extra tags u want.

3)Geotag your sample

Imagine... we could then click on that tag "voicebox" and get a lot of voice comments from the community.

Ok i am starting right now, let's see if someone likes the idea

I like it :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

So are you thinking along the lines of like "This website is great" etc etc or just any comment like in the "Shoutbox!"
http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/shoutbox.php

Just anything you want to tell to the other users, to the admin team, or... well... yeah like the shoutbox

anything Freesound related.

Give it a ride!

Ok here we go, i tagged it as:

-voicebox
-plagasul
-barcelona
-some extra tags

(Voicebox sounds cool in my oppinion)

And I also Geotagged it.

check it out, and make your own one!:

http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/samplesViewSingle.php?id=30050

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Wow, just one sound? This went nowhere, I'm shocked.

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