So awesome trick 😊

My pleasure. Hope it helps.

I hope it helps you out.

@@FunnyGuyTimmy 98crgtgchccc

Glad you liked it.

@Go Guerilla Foto idk either. Typos

Personally I feel a lot of exercises and the idea of them are over rated. The best way of going about this is actually to do auditions. If you feel you aren't ready to audition yet because of your voice and needing to get better than you have nothing to fear about doing them anyway. Go yo CastingCall.Club and do as many auditions as possible. Then take those audition files and review them. Think about what you could have done better. But don't beat yourself up over it. The more you do and the more you push yourself the better you will get and the easier it will all be. I sometimes sing in the studio as I am looking over emails or communicating with clients but it's not something that will greatly effect my performance. Don't worry too much about vocal warm ups. They are minor in comparison to auditioning, practice, and improving your studio quality.

@@FunnyGuyTimmy This helps so much and thank you for the advice, I'll definitely remember this

Well, though this wasn’t a “point that was missed” I will still try and respond to this in a video. This is an important topic, it’s just not something that the general majority face as an issue. That’s why it wasn’t included. I tried to focus on only things that would best help everyone and try and streamline the video that way. But I can address this later down the line. Short answer, you should hate your voice. Nor should you try and change it per-say. You need to instead capitalize on your already unique characteristics and find where your natural sound would fit in the industry instead of trying to make your voice fit areas where it may not best be suited. I say, don’t worry about this too much. As you record your voice will change naturally and you will get used to it if that’s a problem. No need to set aside time and strategies to try and force something that may not happen before even dipping a toe into voice acting. Hope that helps. Take care.

Hmm that's some good advice.

Recomendations for what in particular?

@@FunnyGuyTimmy websites where I can get jobs, or just how to get jobs in general

As long as you are fluent don't try to hide the accent. There are tons of opportunities for people with authentic accents in the English language. As long as people can understand clearly what you are saying it's not an issue.

@@FunnyGuyTimmy Thanks. I’ll try it.

It's very possible. I'm sure in your native country there's tons of work for VO done in English but with a local accent. Think of public transportation announcements, tv adverts with products that have English names and slogans etc etc

Casting Call Club. I'd say that this is best training ground before you make a name for yourself you can audition for anything on the site, just be mindful to sift through the projects that appear to find the ones worth your time and effort.

I knew nothing about good writing at the time, nothing about compression or EQing, and nothing about music and sound effects mixing.

“A video”? Bruh! I gotz a full GD playlist! Lol kzfaq.info/sun/PLq2h8h4Cr5wx4e67NZzR0RbgFNsfh_Qqn

CHANCE VA this playlist has most of the answers you are looking for as far as voice over. kzfaq.info/sun/PLq2h8h4Cr5wx4e67NZzR0RbgFNsfh_Qqn

Necro Brux well unfortunately just because they like your audition doesn’t mean you got the role. This is just a sad side of the process. Sometimes they may like something about your audition but you may not fit the role. They may keep you in mind for future project though. I have hosted auditions and didn’t hire them for that role but sent them a private notice later for other roles I was looking to fill.

FunnyGuyTimmy thanks this helps alot

Though it is important to have good quality audio, the treatment in the recording space is way more valuable. Here is what I will say, get a XLR mic that costs more than $60 and needs 48 volts of phantom power. Most mics that fall in that category will do just fine for starting out. Spend more money on the interface and acoustic treatment. The treatment in your space will make a bad mic sound good or a good mic sound bad depending. But I do have tons of videos and playlists dedicated to microphone reviews. Go to my channel page and search microphone or review and see what I have. Hope all of that answered your question and helped.

@@FunnyGuyTimmy Thanks so much 💜

Someone who is willing to work hard and achieve their goals should keep their day jobs so that they can afford the gear and the coaching. Because if you can’t afford a coach, they can’t afford the gear. But to be honest, a coach shouldn’t cost that much. On the low end you are looking at about $100 for an hour. However, if you aren’t even able to afford the gear or a coach yet but want to gather as much information for free, I have a full playlist on here with as much information as you could possibly need just starting out. kzfaq.info/sun/PLq2h8h4Cr5wx4e67NZzR0RbgFNsfh_Qqn&si=YrxX1YeknTWAvfSA

@@FunnyGuyTimmy I agree with you 100% on what you are saying. I guess what I am saying is let's say you have some good equipment(recording space,focusrite 2i2, synco d2 shotgun mic and reaper DAW) to get started and hard times fall upon you to where it would take a long time to be able to have the money for a coach. Then what would be the steps to achieve this goal? Let's say they get started in VO, what little money they make could go towards coaching to help them make it better. I see so many videos saying that you have to get coaching and there is no other way, but is their other ways to achieve this goal.

Well fortunately, I have a full playlist with more specific and detailed videos. Obviously answering ALL questions related to VO would make a really long video. Also, what were the sites that didn’t seem legit to you? kzfaq.info/sun/PLq2h8h4Cr5wx4e67NZzR0RbgFNsfh_Qqn

Is $75 for 30 minutes or $100 for an hour out of your reach?

Well even if you got a coach you would still need to practice at home. Your vocal cords are like any other muscle. The more you use it and stretch it the better your range will be. That's why a lot of great voice actors start out as impressionists.

@@FunnyGuyTimmy Thanks man. I'll practice different impressions that i find cool/funny then get into some practice roles. have a good day G.

Who? Do you have the links?

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Is making money the only reason to do something? If you don’t immediately start making bank will you give up? Here is what I will say. I make different amounts every month sometimes more, sometimes less. But this month I earned a couple thousand. Most of this came from clients I have build years of relationships with. The previous month wasn’t as good.

@@FunnyGuyTimmy Thanks for the reply brother ... I have seen many youtube videos but your the only one who talks about reality of this voice over jobs .. and thanks for the advice I'll keep that in mind .

Only men that would be hired for those would be Sam Elliot and Morgan Freeman ... " Insert the Tampon and let the string dangle freely. Do not leave it in for 8 hours, otherwise you may die. You've been warned. "

It would help as long as the class is with someone reputable.

@@FunnyGuyTimmy is it tough being both endineer and talent?

Jodecie Rollinson what do you mean?

He probably means like a good setup like a recommended microphone or something in that order

Booth Junkie is a good channel for that info

D Jam for me it’s the fact that the agents I have talked to don’t want to represent me due to my sever dyslexia.

@@FunnyGuyTimmy I'm dyslexic 2. I dunno what the the process is like over in the states for getting in with agents .but here in UK everything seems online related. you either send a cover letter of to the agent directly or through there web portal on there site, along with you're uploaded reels or links to them and they either reply or don't reply. and in my case its always "Sorry but you have not been accepted, you sound to similar to someone already on are books" its depressing because a lot of the time I don't hear anything back for months and when I do its always rejection :(. I have been outsourcing my work through the community mostly. but i lack the contacts for commercialized work. for that it seems you need an agent to get those types of opportunity and I'm stuck at that point where to get the ball rolling I need to get an agent. it sucks.

@@djam7484 In my case that is also the experience. I have gotten some commercial work and all my stuff is without an agent. It's a matter of having a great demo and posting it where the potential clients will find it. 1. Build a good studio at home. 2. Buy a decent buy inexpensive microphone. 3. Create a killer demo. 4. Post it to as many open platforms as possible. 5. Keep improving your setup. 6. Audition on as many free websites as possible. 7. Try getting an agent yearly. 8. Lather, rinse, repeat.

@@FunnyGuyTimmy yea I have all the above. been doing it for like 5 years. I only know of 2 websites were you can audition for free though. CCC and newgrounds. others sites like voicesdotcom, voices 123. are a no go. You can make free accounts. but getting work without paying membership is impossible. I voice in quite a lot of youtube content for various channels as well over the years and continue to do so. with some game mods and some indi game roles. I have had 1 corporate job which was fairly well paid. but its like searching for a needle in a haystack for those opportunity. Getting the agent is the missing link for me. that will kick start everything.

@@djam7484 I don't have a paid account on voices.com but have gotten 5 paid gigs just from my free account and demos. I would say it's unlikely and very difficult but not completely impossible but I do see what you are saying. One thing that would help a lot it posting your demos on youtube and other social marketing sites. It's another great way of getting your stuff shared and seen for free. Outside of Fiverr and CastingCall.Club it's about sharing and hustle.

So the audio is best for voice over and not music. Yes.

@@FunnyGuyTimmy no, no.. i love Audio Technica. they're great for everything. are those the 50s? i have a bluetooth set of the 50s, but i actually use some Q20s by Anker.

LOL Oh, so you want to do more like impressions?