Yea.... That only works if you all have the same (or similar) nuiances in your speach patterns. The problem with english (part of the reason why voice acting in entertainment sucks) is that english is devised with many many many diffenterent dialects... unlike pretty much all of the asian languiges, Hendi, arabic, german, Spanish, et al. See, english is considered the hardest language to learn for many reason including the inconsistances in their rules. If you want a proof of this ask someone to say the word the, then ask someone who is native in another language to say the word comprabale word in their language. When you have asked enough people, you will see the drastic differences on how english dialects vs. foreign dialects. This is why all speach programs require user orientation, and have errors, unlike the Japaneese conterparts, where the only difference is the local slang.
Sorry I ranted, and misspelled a lot... but i just left work.
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I feel sorry for you for moby, but the others are fine.
I seem to agree that is the problem with all
"Break-out Bands" If they seem to go anywhere, they are sell outs and alienate their fans... can you say retarted... I say, as long as you like'em suppot'em. It is not that hard, if they are Over played (as most bands will be) just wait.
The only other rule I have is if my brother is listening to them, then I can't, but that is because he is one of those figgin' TOP 40 losers who play the same song 10 times in the morning for 10 weeks, and then wonders 'Why are these bands over played, they suck?'
I always can see my IQ dropping faster then my hand to the back of his head for my responce.
GO FIG
You know I used to play the sax, and inorder to keep your arms from losing placement and to cange the angle of the mouth piece you had a little hook to put your thumb on... Now where am I going with this? Why wouldn't an inteligent individual incorpate some sort of arm rest, instead of some cracked out mirrors to confuse the typer...
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Yea.... That only works if you all have the same (or similar) nuiances in your speach patterns. The problem with english (part of the reason why voice acting in entertainment sucks) is that english is devised with many many many diffenterent dialects... unlike pretty much all of the asian languiges, Hendi, arabic, german, Spanish, et al.
See, english is considered the hardest language to learn for many reason including the inconsistances in their rules. If you want a proof of this ask someone to say the word the, then ask someone who is native in another language to say the word comprabale word in their language. When you have asked enough people, you will see the drastic differences on how english dialects vs. foreign dialects.
This is why all speach programs require user orientation, and have errors, unlike the Japaneese conterparts, where the only difference is the local slang.
Sorry I ranted, and misspelled a lot... but i just left work.
I feel sorry for you for moby, but the others are fine. I seem to agree that is the problem with all "Break-out Bands" If they seem to go anywhere, they are sell outs and alienate their fans... can you say retarted... I say, as long as you like'em suppot'em. It is not that hard, if they are Over played (as most bands will be) just wait. The only other rule I have is if my brother is listening to them, then I can't, but that is because he is one of those figgin' TOP 40 losers who play the same song 10 times in the morning for 10 weeks, and then wonders 'Why are these bands over played, they suck?' I always can see my IQ dropping faster then my hand to the back of his head for my responce. GO FIG
You know I used to play the sax, and inorder to keep your arms from losing placement and to cange the angle of the mouth piece you had a little hook to put your thumb on... Now where am I going with this? Why wouldn't an inteligent individual incorpate some sort of arm rest, instead of some cracked out mirrors to confuse the typer...
Just a Thought.