Regarding the office spots, it's funny. Several people, including a best friend and even my brother, said they didn't recognize my voice, all disembodied like that.
No one likes the sound of their own voice, me included. But having done a few of these now I recognize how different my own voice can sound from day to day, gig to gig, hour to hour. This one voiceover I did a while back we had to dub in a few changes to the copy and I had them play back the original for me because it was actually at a higher register than my voice was that day and I wanted to match it as best I could. Bad dubbing on edited-for-TV movies always REALLY bugs me.
For the office spots we were hearing playbacks all day and I was really not liking the sound. Very nasally. And I was supposed to be this authoritative CEO guy (as authoritative as an ink cartridge can be). So at some point I lowered things down, and it definitely comes through on the third spot -- the one that's just me.
So I need to practice that. Not just for gigs, but day-to-day. Nasally's never a good way to be.
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