Damn. Not the tone I was expecting at all. Nice score on the mic though.

Dunno... sounds oddly appropriate to voice a 3' procyon, in a "Rocko's Modern Life" sort of way.

You should get into radio ^^

You've got a very nice voice. Not the kind of voice I'd expect either. :o

Perfect voice over voice, though in character it's a bit like James Earl Jones voicing a Pikachu...

Which would be freaking awesome.

You should do voices for documentaries :D Seriously.

You sound like an announcer.

I was expecting you to say, “and coming up next!” XD

Sounds like you should be doing commercials for things like preparation H.

the quirky kind of commercials, the ones that aren't balls.

I love your voice, man. :3

Microsoft sam, is that you?

You know...Eh. it could fit Wac pretty well.
though the first time when you're talking about the mic sounds like a computer intro thing.
you should look into radio.

The modulation is unbelievable! I'd love a mike like that myself! Think you could, oh I dunno, will it to me?

I didn't expect your voice to be so... cute.

i could fall asleep lisoning to you, in the good way :3 my female friend next to me also said you sound sexy XP

You're right. You don't sound three feet tall. XD

You sound ironically mature, sort of like Brian on Family Guy.

You should hear my dog. He's a tiny beagle mutt, but he has this huge, deep bark like a dog twice his size!

Blast it  Batbix, I was going to suggest that he sounds like Brian.

Hmm...

In your next one, how about saying things like...

...well there are so many good ones and I can't pick just one.

So you choose:

http://www.familyguyquotes.com/char.....an-quotes.html

~Otaku-Man

I mean  Bartbix

~Otaku-Man

You should have a radio show.

Wow.... *giggles* I want to see you voice a 3' raccoon dammit. Animate some awesome! :D

"Meanwhile, In the Wacoon Lair!"

Seriously, you sound like that anouncing guy in the superman TV show or something, lol

Here, here I think you should do voiceovers for those movies. Like the Shadow, Green Hornet man that's the good old days.

i like u'r avatar, shiny

Thanks Gundam Fan and Code Geass to the end *Breathes Heavily*

Your thirty and you've have the voice of a radio DJ in his early to mid twenties. How does that work!?

Oh wait, Giovanni on PROFM has the same deal.

You should hear my voice, a lot of people says it's like a mature southern gent, yet I'm 27 and was born and raised in Iowa!

And now animate Wac speaking the part =)

O_O

Holy crap... seriously, the first thing i said when i heard this was "HOLY SHIT WAC'S VOICE IS FUKKEN AWSOME" xD

Seriously. It might be inapropriate, but daim if it isnt cool =p Sounds pretty cultured. And, besides... hrmm. I wouldnt think it too much of a stretch to hear that comming out of a 3 foot tall talking raccoon, especially not one like you ;3

I like your voice, Wacc, I really do. It suits you. :)

Very nice, the mic sounds great, and so does your voice.

I think my friend, Richard used that model for our production of the radio play "Air Raid"

you have an amazing voice, but as you so comically put it, absolutely not what I would imagine for any cartoon raccoon. you would make a great orator though.

CHOCOLATE RAAAAIN!


Wait wait, I'm an idiot, explain your gear again?

Okay, so I just think you have an awesome radio voice, seriously...


I'm actually looking for a good mic, any chance I could get a link O:

I got it here. It's been replaced by the Desktop Recording Kit, which is pretty much the same except it comes in an iPod white finish and it directly marketed for Podcasting. For the fancy paint job, you pay $20 extra.

oh damn, nice mic!

hmm, does it come with a mini TRS for pluging directly into computers? or do you have to run it into a pre amp/ sound card on your computer or somethin?


I'm tryin to find a cheap way of having a good quality condenser mic for podcasting and vocal recording, but haven't come to a good conclusion on what to get, lol.

I've seen the podcasting rigups, but some of em just get too expensive for me (tryin to hit the less than 100 range)

See the link above.

Voiceovers are easy, because if your computer's sound card is good enough, you won't need a preamp (though a pop filter is a must). That keeps things cheap. Just make sure your computer is quiet enough. If you listen carefully, you can hear a ticking wall clock in the background of my recording. The sensitivity of this mic in incredible. It's best suited for studio work rather than for the stage, but works well for single instruments if placed carefully in the right room. This mic will pick up all echos in the room.

Music recording is trickier than voiceovers, because of the dynamics of the instruments. People generally use shotgun (long and skinny) condenser microphones, or dynamic mics to cut down on feedback and echo. You also need a preamp. I'd recommend starting with a $30-$50 cardioid dynamic mic for singing, acoustic guitars, and drums. Spend money on the amps, instead. Even cheap amps will give you phantom power and signal limiting, but can be noisy if they have a tube instead of a chip. I have an ART tube preamp that cost $100, and it is noisy and muddy as hell. I built a better amp myself with $15 of parts from Radio Shack that does a better job!

Whatever you do, stay away from the cheaper USB mics, like the Blue Snowball. They are convenient, but they also work like their own sound cards, and compatibility and latency are problems. Battery powered mics are quite rare for some reason. The v63BMP is great because it can run off a battery or (for extra quality) phantom power. It's very versatile, and is simply the best there is for the price.

Wait... no, it's the v63MBP. The "BP" stands for "battery powered", though it works with phantom power, too.

You sound very sophisticated. Sorta like Seth McFarland x3

You know, that's actually very fitting. o.o;

That's about how I thought you sounded anyways. |D

now please tell me why your voice wouldn't work on a 3ft tall raccon i bet if you put it with a animmation it would work quite nice and whats this a bout a 360 hummm....

your voice is totally deeper than i'd imagined. not to take this to a weird place, but it's quite smooth and sexy. you'd be a great for voice-overs or radio.

Your voice is a lot deeper and more PROFESSIONAL sounding than I would have thought. I like it.

It's only professional because I can't yell at the moment. When I get my voice back, I fully intend to do a comedy skit... about a band named after zombies. :)

More deeper than one could have imagined. =-) Maybe not the vocie for a 3 foot Raccoon; but perhaps for a talking dog who sounds sophisitcated and smart; AKA Brian from Family Guy.
Thanks for sharing with us.

Your voice isn't nasally. :)

I adore your voice, I love the way it fits with your character. It makes me chuckle when I see an anthro anything have a deep, sophisticated voice.

You sound like a voiceover announcer XP nice voice. And the quality is awesome.

You have a fantastic voice good sir.

sounds like a program of radio

In a world where furries are more seen than heard, they finally have a voice! His name is WACCOON! Coming soon to a podcast near you! On a side note, if you're free Sunday afternoons and you get to feeling better, you should Skype BassManSTS while I'm doing BassCast Live, I think you'd make a great call-in guest!

xbox360 rules!

Wow, you have a wonderful voice. o.o Even though it IS completely inappropriate for voicing a three-foot tall raccoon. XD

You sound great! I'd love to hear you do some commercials or something. You have a relaxing tone to your voice too

Maybe the poster and voice child of Gun the best choice Joking here. I love that voice just do it that way for your character and it's a hit.

You have a pretty good voice, I'd recommend looking into Voice Acting.

hey Wac have you done any of them books on tape? cause your voice is freak-ishly perfect for that! sick or not!

Wacc, you have an almost perfect announcer's voice. You could easily go into radio and voice over work. Take it from someone who sounds like a 3' tall raccoon. :)

I may have to do this. I've been told I sound a bit too much like an announcer when I use The Voice. It would be fun to record something for FA.

You have very good diction. No pops ,closed 's' sounds, and pretty decent output. The output wavered a bit in range but I suspect you simply were varying the distance to the mic.

Now do Waccoon's voice!

Dude, you totally sound like a raccoon.

That is the kind of voice of someone who goes through my garbage.

And keep at it. You sound good.

have you considered getting a job as a voice actor?

Dude! A little deeper and you'd have the kind of voice Seth MacFarland has!
Lots of people should do this sort of thing! Just for the chance to put a voice to the icon, y'know?

They let us hold those mics one time at film school... but those are for the audio students. We have the huge Rode directional ones, and if we're doing voice overs, we have to use those too, haha.

But yeah, you have an awesome voice acting voice =), is it hard getting work in that kinda field?

I don't think it's that hard, because there's always openings for looping, that is, filling in for the absence of another actor. You have to have a versatile voice, though, and mine isn't. My technique needs massive improvement.

Hey it sounded pretty good HERE and you obviously had a cold or something, so kudos to you =P... hmm, we're doing a News Item assignment at film school at the moment, I think I might need a voice like yours for voice overs =P.

nice voice btw, but hey, dude, whats your gamer tag?

Wow. Very nice narrative! XD

Also very good choice in mic. MXL series = win. (I've the 990 myself)

Not sure I see voice acting in your future... But reading books on tape or doing voice-overs - which was what you mentioned wanting to do, I believe - would be right up your alley.

And dude - a 3 ft tall talking raccoon, you ain't. xD

you have a DAMN SEXY radio type voice.

Where did you get this microphone?

http://www.music123.com

Wal-Mart has 'mattress toppers' that are made of foam and one side is 'egg-crate'.
Makes good cheap sound deadener.
Or you can go to a pro audio place and pay a thousand times that for the same thing.
BTW: I agree with everyone, you really should do voice work.

I put that stuff in my car (along with denser stuff from Home Depot). Did a lot of good to cut out noise for about $30 and a mere 10lb of weight!

Nice mike!

I just use the boom mike in my Mickey$oft headset for my VO work...

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1684788/

woot. you sound like the cool guy that does acting for books on tape^^

I actually think your voice fits your character :P

Actually, it probably does. My voice is naturally a little higher in pitch when I'm not sick. I can still go pretty deep when I want to, though.

It's like that bit from Monty Python's Flying Circus where the BBC announcers start going off on their personal problems. (:=

You say yourself your character may be off, but man do you have a voice that could go keching $$$ if you did voice overs for commercials :P seriously you got the purfect voice for that

Wow! That's a heck of a voice!! How old are you?

I could seriously picture this on the radio, or a documentary about something~
Very calm, clear, steady, nice. l3

Excellent recording quality. :3

You have a great voice. BTW, what is your gametag on the 360?

lolllllllllllllllll! v3ry funny

Sorry but your right... your voice is not appropriote for voicing a 3 foot tall talking raccoon... but mines probably not either... so... um... thats all i got...

I didn't know your character is only three feet tall. You have a great radio voice though.

I must admit that if I alert and relaxed enough, I can actually sound like those safety advisory guys you'd hear at Disneyland.

This makes me really feel like recording my fursona's voice, because I DO sound like a 3' tall raccoon! My fursona is 5' tall, though, I think. Maybe 4'. Haven't decided. *imagines my fursona, measures* Holy shit he's 3' tall.

your voice is exactly how i imagined it

I could get used to this voice for a 3' talking raccoon.

*chuckls at the 360 comment*

You've got a great radio/TV announcer voice.
Would you be interested in doing some audiobook story reading work for a podcast?

I always knew you had a smooth radio voice. I always knew!

tell me about it 3 foot coon damn deep

How would you like to narrate for some of my future video projects? I don't have anything in mind right but you have a great voice and I'd keep in touch if I did. :3

I'll consider it. The problem right now is that I can't seem to get any time to myself where there isn't noise or I won't wake anyone up. Between the TV and the dogs, there's always commotion over here!

I still have to narrate something for someone else, and it's already kinda late.