Diary - I just listened to a child's audio book

[Maybo]

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I just listened to a child's audiobook and I found it interesting. There were a lot of sound effects like fighting sounds, animal sounds and nature sounds. Those were not new to me. The most impressive part was how the narrators produced some special sounds. They burped, sneezed and even made a sound of popcorn popping. If the character was screaming while dying, the narrator needed to produce several pitches of screams, from high to low, to show the process of death. I'm curious as to how many times they had to make those sounds to get to a satisfactory performance. They must've spent a lot of time practising ad rehearsing. I wonder if those narrators would get a higher pay than the usual ones because their narrations are definitely more dramatic and dynamic.

 

[Tarheel]

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I just listened to a child's audiobook and I found it interesting. There were a lot of sound effects like fighting sounds, animal sounds and nature sounds. Those were not new to me. The most impressive part was how the narrators produced some special sounds. They burped, sneezed and even made a sound of popcorn popping. If the character was screaming while dying, the narrator needed to produce several pitches of screams, from high to low, to show the process of death. I'm curious as to how many times they had to make those sounds to get to a satisfactory performance. They must've spent a lot of time practising AND rehearsing. I wonder if those narrators would get a higher pay than the usual ones because their narrations are definitely more dramatic and dynamic.

I might have said that I wonder how many times they had to try to get the effect they wanted.

Aside from the typo, that one is spot on!

 

[tedmc]

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I just listened to a child's audiobook and I found it interesting. There were a lot of sound effects like fighting sounds, animal sounds and nature sounds. Those They were not new to me. The most impressive part was how the narrators produced some special sounds. They burped, sneezed and even made a sound of popcorn popping. If the character was screaming while dying, the narrator needed to produce several pitches of screams sounds of varying pitches, from high to low, to show match the process of death. I'm curious as to how many times they had to make those sounds to get to a satisfactory performance the desired result/effect. They must've spent a lot of time practising ad rehearsing. I wonder if those the narrators would get a higher pay be better paid than the usual ones because their narrations are definitely more dramatic and dynamic.