The monstrosity known as Fandubs!


Not bad. I'd say loosen up a bit on the Driver voice. It can get loud, but there are times it can get low and gruff, and so fourth. Basically, the drivers aren't mono-toned. Go back and listen to a few clips if you don't get what I mean.

But yeah, I think you got the right stuff for the driver voice. Might need to increase volume, put some effects on your voice to really make it pop, but otherwise I like it.

I think I have a great Deca/DiEnd Driver too, but I can't seem to record my voice well. I think I need new equipment. I wonder what other people use...
 
I use my laptop's webcam. Since it's new, the quality is great. The pops aremainly due to people not stepping back from the mic.

Here's a Decade dub I did a year ago with a bad mic, I'm not sure if the mic quality affects my voice though: [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6QCPINhbog"]YouTube - Kamen Rider DCD Ep.15 - English Fandub[/ame]
 
I'd like to see someone actually try to pull off a DECENT tokusatsu fandub. I've seen many on Youtube that were just god aweful. Reading the fansubs instead of actually trying to make it make it fit the mouth movements or make the script a little more followable. Muted audio just so the fandub can be heard. Only one person providing all the voices while not having a wide vocal range (as in all the characters sound the same or sound nothing like their Japanese voice).

I might be willing to help, but I'd have to see a sample of the work being done first.
Have you seen the Boukenger fandub? It's good, but they only ever did the first two episodes.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1uca6_boukengers-task-1-2-fandub-1-of-6_creation
 
How should I go about doing an audition (if I feel confident enough)? Just download a suitable clip off of Youtube or something, mute/remove the sounds of the clip and add my own recording over it? Or are there any specific programs/such I should use?

I need guidance! :shakefist
 

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