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Hi Guys,

I'm new there ! I'm working on Audio/Video project for an intro to my network game team and I need 2 voice samples for :

- Text : " Frag your face Up !"
- Text : " Rock your face Up !"

English voice preferred american, british, nordic could be ok too.

My reference for this voice sample is the "Smash my bitch up" from Prodigy.

Thanks guys and greetings from Paris !
BolinO

Well I've got an american male voice. I'll give this a try when I get to my fabled voice recording session, but this may be quite a while. ops:

Btw, good song. Do you want it said, or sung a bit like in the song?

:lol:

well the most important for me he's trying to have it says the same way :
SMACK ( UP ) MY ( medium ) BITCH ( UP ) UP ( medium )

because I can always adjust volume/voice details while mixing.

Good song for sure but new style to me as I was creating reggae mixes before !

Thanks

do you want it said flat? or with a bit of personality?

Hi,

As said above SMACK ( UP ) MY ( medium ) BITCH ( UP ) UP ( medium ) not linear voice.

If possible not too speed so that it can clear for French non-speaking english people

Thx

Cool, thanks for the clarification.

I'm pretty sure LS will beat me, but maybe I can do something quick this weekend.

BolinO

SMACK ( UP ) MY ( medium ) BITCH ( UP ) UP ( medium ) not linear voice.

Sorry to be thick, but what do you mean by "UP" ... Higher in pitch? Louder?

I'm pretty sure he meant pitch- "because I can always adjust volume/voice details while mixing"

Also it makes more sense if you've heard the song he references. Which I doubt you would like anyway, so don't worry too much about it.

Halleck
I'm pretty sure he meant pitch- "because I can always adjust volume/voice details while mixing"

Also it makes more sense if you've heard the song he references. Which I doubt you would like anyway, so don't worry too much about it.

:mrgreen: Thanks for taking care of the clarification !

Otherwise can refer to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcfOzQXjxUs :twisted:

I haven't a clue what it means, but here it is:-

http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/samplesViewSingle.php?id=33715

A Google search suggested that "Off" was as common as "Up" for the last word, so I've given you both options.

Mike

Thanks !

Should be good, I'll dl and mix it to check if this works on the mix.

Btw you have a very interesting voice for horror / monster voice samples :twisted:

Thk again will let you know results.
Boli