The software only gives three options for male English voices: American, British and Australian. Mindful that in the last video I gave Luke the American accent, in order to differentiate I gave Patrick an Australian accent.
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Battle of the shorts, as in animated short movies.
ReplyDeleteI am planning on putting one up, perhaps tomorrow morning (short on time and all that).
These videos are fun.
ReplyDeleteI know, and just a little addicting. I liked Ninja Dok, by the way.
ReplyDeleteWhy does Dowd have a British accent?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Dowd have a British accent?
ReplyDeleteYou serious?
The software only gives three options for male English voices: American, British and Australian. Mindful that in the last video I gave Luke the American accent, in order to differentiate I gave Patrick an Australian accent.
ReplyDelete"That's not a knife, mate. This is a knife!"
Schultz, yes, I am serious.
ReplyDeleteBram, o.k., I get it. Crocodile Dowd.