Messages In This Digest (7 Messages)
- 1a.
- Morning voice From: Dan Hughes
- 1b.
- Re: Morning voice From: John C Graves
- 1c.
- Re: Morning voice From: Ed Helvey
- 1d.
- Re: Morning voice From: Peter Katt
- 2a.
- Adobe Audition Crash From: Lowell Deo
- 2b.
- Re: Adobe Audition Crash From: sanjo
- 2c.
- Re: Adobe Audition Crash From: larry terpening
Messages
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Morning voice
Posted by: "Dan Hughes" danhughesmail@gmail.com danhughes1
Thu May 31, 2012 9:02 am (PDT)
Am I the only one with this problem? I sound fuzzy or groggy or lazy if I
try to record in the morning.
It's like I'm awake, but my voice isn't. It takes a few hours for me to
get up to snuff.
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Re: Morning voice
Posted by: "John C Graves" C-POST@PACBELL.NET avantisprod
Thu May 31, 2012 9:11 am (PDT)
Dear Dan ~
Disagree. I always try to record in the morning just after getting up,
because that is when my voice sounds best. Later on it's not as good.
~ John
Dan Hughes wrote:
>
> Am I the only one with this problem? I sound fuzzy or groggy or lazy if I
> try to record in the morning.
>
> It's like I'm awake, but my voice isn't. It takes a few hours for me to
> get up to snuff.
>
> --
> Best,
>
> ---Dan
> http://danhughes.net
> http://danhughesbooks.com
> http://treasuremanual.com
> http://slowpitchbook.com
> http://danhughesautographs.com
> http://thetreasurecorner.com
> http://thesoftballcorner.com
> http://radiofun.info
>
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Re: Morning voice
Posted by: "Ed Helvey" ed@edhelvey.com vasoundman
Thu May 31, 2012 11:33 am (PDT)
Ditto here, John and Dan --
It's when my voice is most relaxed and seems to have its fullest and most
rich, deep resonance.
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On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 12:09 PM, John C Graves <C-POST@pacbell.net > wrote:
> I always try to record in the morning just after getting up, because that
> is when my voice sounds best.
>
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Re: Morning voice
Posted by: "Peter Katt" peterkattvoice@peterkattvoice.com
Thu May 31, 2012 3:21 pm (PDT)
Everyone is different, so figure out what works for you. Do you warm up? I do tongue-twisters and monologues in the shower, after a few minutes of breathing exercises, humming and glides.
On 5/31/12, Dan Hughes wrote:
>Am I the only one with this problem? I sound fuzzy or groggy or lazy if I
>try to record in the morning.
>
>It's like I'm awake, but my voice isn't. It takes a few hours for me to
>get up to snuff.
--
Peter Katt <peterkattvoice@peterkattvoice. >com
"Katt's Got Your Tongue" <http://peterkattvoice.com/ >
- 2a.
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Adobe Audition Crash
Posted by: "Lowell Deo" ldeo@yahoo.com ldeo
Thu May 31, 2012 11:18 am (PDT)
This may be a Hail Mary Pass, but....
I was putting the finishing touches on a 30 minute half hour narration project when I got the error that basically said I had a runtime error and to restart where I left off I needed to restart Audition.
1) How do you restart Audition? Whenever I restart the program and get the option to "Continue", I get the same error
2) In the event I am able to restart the program, where might I find the file?
3) Does the file even still exist?
I certainly wished I had hit save along the line but Audition has never crashed on me before.
Thanks.
Lowell
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Re: Adobe Audition Crash
Posted by: "sanjo" sanjo_jerry@yahoo.co.uk sanjo_jerry
Thu May 31, 2012 11:48 am (PDT)
Hi Lowell,
You should find the file in a folder for the Audition session you were recording in. Check where you usually save your Audition sessions and look for a folder with the session name you used. It may just be saved as Track 1, Track 2 etc.
You may have to uninstall Audition and re-install to get Audition to come back on as this has happened to me before; i had to re-install Audition before it cam back on. When you do, don't remove your saved preferences. You should be able to continue with the session that crashed when you re-install then save it.
Kind regards
Sanjo Ogunseye
www.internationalvoiceactor. com
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> I certainly wished I had hit save along the line but Audition has never crashed on me before.
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> Thanks.
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Re: Adobe Audition Crash
Posted by: "larry terpening" larryrecycle@yahoo.com larryrecycle
Thu May 31, 2012 11:04 pm (PDT)
Lowell: My AA3 went "buggy" on me a few months ago. I was having some issues with my drivers, Sony Vaio, Asio4All, etc. At least when mine rebooted it brought back the file I had been working on. Sounds like one of your files in Audition got corrupted. I would suggest re-installing Audition, without un-installing anything, to refresh or repair all the files. Maybe someone has greater knowledge than I. Did you try contacting Adobe Support? Don't beat yourself up for not saving all the time, I don't do it either. Larry
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Subject: [Voiceovers] Adobe Audition Crash
This may be a Hail Mary Pass, but....
I was putting the finishing touches on a 30 minute half hour narration project when I got the error that basically said I had a runtime error and to restart where I left off I needed to restart Audition.
1) How do you restart Audition? Whenever I restart the program and get the option to "Continue", I get the same error
2) In the event I am able to restart the program, where might I find the file?
3) Does the file even still exist?
I certainly wished I had hit save along the line but Audition has never crashed on me before.
Thanks.
Lowell
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