Thread: Audio Help

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OK everyone I need someone, or a few someones to do me a huge favor. We are putting a microprocessor in one of our prop scenes from last year and I am going to put some audio into it, to make it a true "scene". I have 2 short scripts of dialog I want in the prop and my acting skills are worse than a Sci-Fi original. So if I can get someone to do a proper job of reading this dialog and sending it to me, I would be indebted to you. No need for any kind of audio mixing or background sounds, I can do all of that. Of course I can't really afford to pay anyone but I would be willing to give credit on the YouTube video when I put it up.

Neway a picture of the prop is below.
And after is both scripts.

...quick description of the scene...

The guy on the left is Van Helsing or a generic Vampire Hunter and the guy on the right is a (obviously) gravedigger. I envision the gravedigger as more of a bumbling villager than an actual sidekick to VH. The vampire is a pneumatic pop out. Accents are OK, make it yours!!



...Dialog 1...

GD:: Oh my God!!! (or dear Lord) This blokes been here for weeks and looks fresh as the day we buried him, he really is a vampire!! What do we gotta do to kill this monster?!

VH:: Well for starters we don't stand here talking about him. Got to stake his heart and lop of his head.

GD:: Don't look at me, I just dig greves.

VH:: (whisper) SSHHH..quiet you fool!!!...what was that!!!

...Dialog 2...

GD:: So this guy is a real vampire, huh? How do we kill him? Garlic butter? Holywater?

VH:: First we stake him, then off with the head.

GD:: Vampires like steak? Is that what the garlics for? A marinade? I don't think we should be feeding him.....

VH::VH:: (whisper) SSHHH..quiet you fool!!!...what was that!!!


I know this is asking a lot but I could really use the help and thanks in advance.

Fame and your name in bold Ariel font what more could you possibly want :P

I looked for a long time trying to find someone to do the voices for our haunt. I finally gave up and did them myself and it actually turned out ok. I didn't think I had it in me. I say give it a try, you may surprise yourself.

Are you familiar with a free audio software prodcut called Audacity? You can record your voice through your computer and use the Audacity software to manipulate pitch, tone, speed and more. Its readily available and fairly easy to use. You can export files as WAV's or MP3's.

Yes I have Audacity and was just not very happy with what turned out. Probably because I am overly critical of myself and also thought it might be a little creepier for friends and family if the voice was less familiar. I probably will end up doing the voice myself, just thought I'd give it a shot to see if anyone was interested.