What do you SOUND like?

used:) · #1 10-02-2005, 12:32 PM

So? What do you sound like? POst a dresription of your voice or even better, link a recording! My voice is mildly deep when I am calm, but I sort of sound like Aslik when I am loud

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Post. Now. Bitch.

a flock of seagulls · #2 10-02-2005, 01:05 PM

This was done before by paramiteabe.
My voice is pretty much the stereotypical fourteen year old's voice.

Dino · #3 10-02-2005, 01:05 PM

Add "(V2)" to the end of the thread title. (yup, you dragged up another one)

I sound quiet and subdued, except for when I sing... yeah. Then I sound like a fucking banshee. Bring it on.

Rich · #4 10-02-2005, 01:09 PM

(V3) Actually.

I sound funny, I likely have a brummie accent to all you northerners and southerners and sound like a typical English person to any foreigners.

Dino · #5 10-02-2005, 01:15 PM

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(V3) Actually.

Really? Oh yes! I remember that from the days when I was Reese. (sarcastic)

Kimon · #6 10-02-2005, 01:25 PM

I sound kind high voiced-ish. You can hear my voice on My Band's Myspace. Listen to the Copyright Infrigment Song. I'm the guy who likes Lucky Charms.

MojoMan220 · #7 10-02-2005, 03:57 PM

I'm often sarcastic, and mutter quite frequently, or so I've been told. The actual sound my voice makes is too dificult for me to describe, but I would guess it sounds a lot like any old voice you might hear.

Dino · #8 10-02-2005, 04:09 PM

You know this is what I dislike about these threads. Nobody comments on what people who have posted before them have to say. They just post their answer to the question in the first post and then leave it at that. I think that's probably why these threads are so short lived and dull, because there's not really much to discuss, and nobody really says anything interesting enough to strike up a debate.

I'm glad I occasionally have these moments where I realise why we don't do certain threads around here very often. Even if they are totally off topic social commentary.

used:) · #9 10-02-2005, 04:20 PM

My, quick little bastards you are to detect technicalities. Sorry, I didnt find anything like this when I went traveling through the graveyard earlier, bah, doesn't matter (considering a certsain mod gave me authoriziation *snciker*)

Dino · #10 10-02-2005, 04:36 PM

LOL yew are ghey scukign moderator off WAFFLE imo tbh. ^\i_i/^

LOL RAFFLE YTMND OMG ACRONYM.

Yes I am a quick little bastard - I'm actually not just one person I'm a manowar of midgets. That's why I'm so fast. I just sit around all day with my thumb up my ass looking for faults in things so that I can fart freely for a while during the time I spend touchtyping my bitchy rants onto the internet.

No, of course not, I'm just saying that these threads are boring. I was hoping someone would chip in and offer something to talk about, but they didn't. So instead I don't even know what we're talking about, hooray.

used:) · #11 10-02-2005, 04:49 PM

Well, I wasn't refering to you mostly...

I did not create this thread based off another however.

metroixer · #12 10-02-2005, 05:12 PM

I sound deep voiced whenever I hear my own voice, but when I hear myself on a camera or something I sound like my nose is alwas bloody stuffed!

Dave · #13 10-02-2005, 10:43 PM

My response to the previous post and the thread in general.
Click it.
Amendment to my audio statement: I tend to drop R's at the ends of words, along with T's at the end of words. But, when I get to talking about my accent, it becomes less pronounced. Note the "rrs" in certain words. Like "whatever" and "weird." Normally, I would pronounce them "whatevuh" and "weeahd." And note, instead of "about," "but," and "demonstrate," note that I said "abow," "buh," and "demonstray."
Weeahd, innnih?

a flock of seagulls · #14 10-03-2005, 05:49 AM

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My response to the previous post and the thread in general.
Click it.
Amendment to my audio statement: I tend to drop R's at the ends of words, along with T's at the end of words. But, when I get to talking about my accent, it becomes less pronounced. Note the "rrs" in certain words. Like "whatever" and "weird." Normally, I would pronounce them "whatevuh" and "weeahd." And note, instead of "about," "but," and "demonstrate," note that I said "abow," "buh," and "demonstray."
Weeahd, innnih?

Nah rea-ee I ten oo ahk lie tha mysel.
Seriously, I do.

Godlesswanderer · #15 10-03-2005, 06:20 AM

My voice is rather deep, typical 16 years olds voice really. Although I seem to involuntarily speak in a higher voice when talking to people more than... say... 10 years older than me or people I don't know. It also seems to randomly change in pitch at times. I'm not talking about the general voice breaking stuff but sometimes I speak whole sentences in varying pitches. They usually aren't that much higher or lower than the last, but it's noticable.

I have a little smidgen of a voice recording I did about 2 minutes ago when I found out my computer had a voice recorder program. As soon as i can find somewhere to host it, you can all hear it.

Shrink · #16 10-03-2005, 06:52 AM

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You know this is what I dislike about these threads. Nobody comments on what people who have posted before them have to say. They just post their answer to the question in the first post and then leave it at that. I think that's probably why these threads are so short lived and dull, because there's not really much to discuss,

Exactly, that's my problem with a lot of threads. They're just surveys.

You should have asked, mr topic poster, for a recording or nothing.

Capri · #17 10-13-2005, 08:18 AM

I sound like a little kid all high pitched and annoying...only adding to people not beliveing I'm really 18...I almost got turned down at an interview because the guy thought I was 14 or 15 and said he couldn't have kids working there... :P

ANN NEELY · #18 10-14-2005, 12:47 PM

My voice is unusually low for a girl's. I'm often ridiculed for it. I mutter a lot, and sound like I'm always angry (I more often than not are).

Statikk HDM · #19 10-19-2005, 12:45 PM

I've got a low voice with a heavy undercurrent of whine. A couplea dayys in WisCONsin and you'll know what I mean.

Alector · #20 10-24-2005, 03:58 AM

Erm...my voice is quite voluminous when I sing. When I'm happy, I get a quite heavy but loud voice and it balances between deep and heavy. When I have a hot discussion or when I'm pissed off, my voice gets deeper and louder, quite scratchy too. Well, I can drown every other voice in such a situation.
My laughs are evil.

I have really nasty laughs. Sometimes, I like to annoy people by my laughter. Oh yeah...that's always funny.

My sneezing is horrible. When I sneeze, it sounds like someone would kill me. It's more like a loud and short scream. That's it.

Abeguy · #21 10-24-2005, 04:48 AM

I'm not sure, my voice sounds different to me than it does others.
Oh, and dave, it says that I don't have acess to your voice clip

Al the Vykker · #22 10-24-2005, 01:31 PM

Maybe I'll not be lazy and record my voice soon enough. But for now I've got a track off our High School's top Jazz Band yearly compilation CD of our concert performances throughout the year. I play Alto Sax so Reed 2 as I'm underneath our awesome lead player.

Enjoy http://www.angelfire.com/rings/lord_seth/Track_14.mp3 - Hay Burner

Also note at about 1:50 seconds you might here some funky sound in the Saxophone section that seems like it sounds out of tune or weird, its supposed to be there its a weird chord/discident sound to it.

I'll try and get some more up thats not one of our best off the two CDs, but it's one of my personal favorite charts from last year.

Edit you'll have to copy and paste the URL for it to work.