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1s years all right so welcome it to our
6s sound panel this is our fourth year
8s running the sound panel we have some
10s awesome guests this time this is the
12s first time we're live-streaming the
13s panel so if you're watching in chat
15s we're super excited to have you here if
17s you're here at the show floor we're
19s gonna spend the next you know 50 minutes
21s 55 0 minutes enunciation is key for a
24s voice actor I don't have that skill but
26s that's okay
27s without further ado I'd love to meet our
29s panelists first up George hey guys I'm
32s do I introduce my say some time well
35s thank you thank you thank you I'm the
39s artist formerly known as George Spano
41s I'm George Spanos and I'm the audio
43s director at De you know making warframe
46s happen for a long time George a long
47s time I guess well I was talking about
49s that with somebody six seven years now I
52s guess we 2012 right yes oh yeah so a
55s long time
56s fun stuff next up our first guest at a
59s 10 o con sound panel this is Cheryl
61s Mubeen method that's all good I heard
65s your podcast when you print out
67s corrected someone else when you were
68s doing it with the Australian guys I was
69s like I won't forget that and I forgot it
71s yeah it's all good that's literally how
73s everyone handles it we always get it
75s wrong and then we move on it's all good
76s and we are so honored to have you here
78s you've entered the warframe universe
80s with a very intriguing character Nora
83s night yes hey there dreamers
85s how y'all doing and last but not least
89s no stranger no stranger to the warframe
95s voice-acting library and also no
97s stranger to the warframe community he's
98s an awesome and engaging part of what
100s makes warframe so great Lucas Schumann
102s hi guys Wow
107s numero 310 Oh con for me this is amazing
111s you guys keep bringing me back what's
112s wrong with you I have no idea why what
115s have I done
118s yes I am along with several of the
121s characters that I voice one of the
123s ghouls on the plains beat lon
125s named Rick to school one of the buzzsaw
126s that sounds like he's from Mad Max
128s that's me
128s also a very certain grenier scientist
133s named Tilburg or and yes I'm very
136s excited now as well and also an
140s individual by the name of Nathaniel the
143s most punchable corpus out there I was by
146s the way actually
162s [Music]
167s oh no now
169s [Applause]
176s welcome to 10 okay Wow we murder people
181s here like that is like you said you were
183s gonna do something and that's like oh
184s he's probably gonna do a line no no no
187s no Lucas always goes off-script and it's
189s good I love it
190s it's beautiful it's only half a cosplay
192s don't worry what is it made of nobody
199s wants to touch it by the way you got to
215s get him on the art panel to next year I
224s can hear more in the back on tomorrow
229s we've already done our intro in the most
232s theatrical and beautiful way possible
234s we're gonna do some questions we're
235s gonna play some games and then we're
236s gonna do an audience Q&A at the end I'll
238s call you guys up at that time you're
240s gonna line up in the middle but the time
241s is not now first we must start with a
244s serious part there's a lot of people
246s here who are aspiring voice actors
248s aspiring sound designers that might just
251s be interested in literally how did you
252s get started in the industry so we'll
254s start with George then we'll go Cheryl
255s then we'll go Lucas so yeah so I got
258s started I went to school I always knew
260s that I wanted to work in sound I went to
263s college then I worked in post-production
266s doing television and radio commercials
270s and some short films and some TV series
272s and then decided I wanted to do
274s something even crazier and get into game
277s development and then pursued that and to
280s do the sound design thing now for 1314
283s years and in video games @de yeah so oh
291s it's wonderful
292s all the love so I got started in voice
294s acting after getting some training and
296s voice acting and I decided to do this
298s because my husband was like you talks so
300s so very much let's make some money off
302s of this literally this is why
305s so yeah my starting industry was
307s audiobooks I'm an author also so and
311s then I moved over into doing more
312s auditioning in other genres so audio
316s books are amazing all the time do you
318s find it easier this is just a total sub
321s question yeah your to do a consistent
323s reading of an audiobook or characters
325s what do you okay audiobooks is really
327s challenging because there are characters
328s within them because you do like fiction
330s and then you have to end up doing like
331s 40 characters 40 characters so I find
336s that really challenging but one of the
338s things that's really just a long haul
340s with audiobooks it's doing the editing a
341s lot of us who are not big-time people we
343s have to do our own editing okay so
345s that's just a slog fun part is reading
350s it's really fun and it's a lot faster
351s than the editing I got my start in first
358s of all in radio and then kind of blended
363s a little bit of just theater that I'd
365s always just loved from like school and
368s it's community theater and I was just
369s like in I think was like 2007 I was like
372s hey people get paid to make voices for
375s things yeah they do I should look into
378s that and it was about two and a half
381s years of about looking into it and then
383s I was like talking to people that person
385s talked another person that person talked
387s to another person that person had a
388s workshop that workshop had a person
389s there who was starting a Facebook group
391s that Facebook group had a thing it just
392s led one thing into another and all of a
394s sudden I'm just like hey you wanna
396s audition for Cooking Mama it's like what
398s what yeah how does that work how does
401s that work yeah sure and so I just
403s happened to find myself doing things and
405s now here we are almost 10 years later
407s you know I think like I think I've got a
409s hundred and fifty video games under my
411s potpourri
411s now and I'm just like yeah well it's
415s under my fanny pack but still its
417s regardless it's no it'sit's it's so much
420s it's so much fun I wouldn't I wouldn't
424s rather be doing I would rather be doing
426s nothing else than this this is so much
428s fun
429s one of the best things you got dudes got
431s enjoy the stuff it's not gonna matter at
433s all and so yeah that's how I got started
436s it was basically just like a blend of
438s everything and I just like hey
439s realization that that there can be money
442s in this I should look for a job I love
445s it that's awesome I just want to say for
447s anyone watching in chat this is a
449s charity event and you do have the option
450s to live donate to the Canadian Mental
452s Health Association so feel free to bring
454s some donations our way during the panel
456s maybe we'll set the donation record for
457s this sound panel let's do it let's do it
460s so don't forget to donate to CMHA give
463s your donations to the void everyone wait
466s we have a corpus on stage and we just
468s asked for money this is gonna I just
473s want her in the pen donate to the void
475s and just fade out I would do totally
478s totally
480s our next question is about warframe and
483s maybe what surprised you most about
486s warframe whether either playing reading
489s about it reading that first audition
491s maybe George what surprises you six
493s years in seven years what's the prize
495s everything surprises actually I I
497s shouldn't be surprised by anything but
499s I'm always surprised all the time
502s I'm surprised that how the team comes
505s together and I mean the whole dev team
506s to make it what it is you know if you
510s guys could see the insanity that goes
513s into every update there are times where
516s I'm like this is houses gonna work it's
518s never gonna work and it always works so
520s that's the thing that I'm always
521s inspired and surprised by all the time
524s his sound team is in the front row
526s nodding like yes yeah and the sound
528s sound team represent yeah we got Willem
530s Eric David Karl Mark is around somewhere
535s Jeff is around somewhere a bunch of
537s great great people probably mixing the
539s stream being like it's mono it's mono
541s yeah yeah Jeff Jeff Jeff is our our
543s stream master worrying about the audio
545s so and Cheryl what has surprised you
548s most about warframe well what surprised
549s me most was the depth of story
552s characters were so richly drawn it's not
555s that I had a big preconception that it
558s was going to be one way or the other but
559s it was just so real
560s just so deep I thought this is is this
563s normal I don't do a lot of videogame
566s work like Lucas I don't know if this is
568s normal
569s it seems surprising you have a PhD stop
571s now true it's true I do but I'm a
576s scientist but she's got the PhD what the
578s heck's up with this what's going on I
579s love it
580s you're a fake scientist Lucas we how did
582s you yes and for you Lucas what is
584s surprised you most you've had a long
586s relationship with the game now so yeah I
588s mean it's over three years now that I've
590s been bringing Neff until in and it's I
593s think the the biggest thing that
594s surprised me was was till actually and I
599s think the reason was it only followed
602s bike and I think we've talked about this
602s a lot before George is that you know
604s it's like three weeks after I got taken
607s in for for Nath they were like there was
609s an audition I was like try this one out
611s too and I end up being warframe again
612s didn't know that it was Dillard or and
616s once we finished working on that for the
618s tube maneuver Gore event when that thing
620s went live the the response from the
624s community was not only incredible but
627s damn near unanimous and I and I remember
632s there was a member of the sound team
633s that was like literally wrote me they're
634s like this has never happened before
636s they've never all agreed on one thing
639s but it's a mate and so having everybody
642s kind of come together on that not about
644s what I've done but then also over the
647s course of what over the years of me
648s working on this just to see the
651s community and I'm not trying to get all
652s hokey and Disney on you guys but I mean
654s really it's just you guys are so can
657s awesome you really are the dedication
662s the dedication that you guys put into
665s all of this the dedication that you put
667s into your fashion frames the dedication
669s you put into your dojos the dedication
671s you put into oh I don't know a no con is
675s amazing and that continues to amaze me
678s every single year it's great it's
680s incredible I see people coming and
682s saying hey I flew here from Iceland
684s and I'm like you it's it's incredible
686s and it's like because you know we work
688s on this game 365 days a year and this is
692s the one day that we get to come here and
693s see all the amazing people well not all
696s of them but a big portion of them that
699s who support us and it's amazing to see
701s that how many people came from another
703s country not Canada hands up like well
706s yeah insane that's fantastic I love that
709s that was like I was watching on stream
712s there were a lot of hands that just
713s raised where are the 90 percent you
715s could complete the body if you just took
717s some of those you could have arms and
718s legs don't tempt me okay our next
723s question is what do you look forward to
725s most about warfarin and its characters
727s so George has a different approach on
730s this I think than perhaps our voice
731s actors but I'd love to hear all your
733s answers yeah I mean I you know like
736s Lucas said I always look forward to what
739s is the next character gonna be and where
740s can we take it you know like is it what
743s kind of weird crazy thing are the
746s Raiders gonna dream up that we have to
748s put sound to and that's probably the
750s thing for me anyway that keeps keeps it
752s going and is one of the most fundamental
754s and exciting parts because it keeps it
757s interesting you know so I look I look
760s forward to just the the difference and
762s the craziness of each character and also
764s like you alluded to Lucas we never know
768s what it's gonna end up being you know
769s cuz a lot of times we'll write a
770s character and we're like well we wanted
772s to have this kind of an intonation and
773s it's kind of a flavor and then an actor
775s will do something really crazy and
777s interesting in the audition and we're
779s like oh man like let's shift gears let's
780s let's do that let's write for that so
783s that's always the thing that I look
785s forward to with with characters and in
787s the game so what I look forward to is
790s just learning the community more and
792s learning this game more I'm not a gamer
794s so yeah I mean this is a lot as far as
797s characters I mean just seeing people's
800s responses to be able to share here and
804s other places online especially is pretty
806s overwhelming and wonderful I look
808s forward to dipping into that whenever
809s y'all let me and whenever people reach
811s out sort of look forward to the
812s community around it I don't know if that
813s answers the question buddy
815s thank you for words Neff and your boss
820s fight and I've said that I said that
824s before and I've also said one about say
826s before but I think it answers this
828s question really well it's one of the
829s things that I'd love to see Nathanael
832s lose it because the Tenno pushed him so
835s far and conman facade goes completely
839s away our free I'm sorry preacher facade
842s goes completely away and it's just all
843s comment and it's just like you know what
847s no screw the void anymore it's you and
849s me we're doing this thing now I want to
851s see that happen because I have no idea
853s where the writers will take it I have no
855s idea where you want to take a George and
856s I'm just like one of our writers is
860s right there I think he's doing some
861s photographers that's Ryan well yeah Ryan
868s and can some amazing writing from those
870s guys I think team people have asked me
873s that too and they've go like you know I
874s was like wow I really loved all the
876s stuff that you do on warframe and I'm
877s like yeah that's like 30 percent me and
881s like everything else these guys because
885s holy crap the writing is so great I just
888s never say enough stuff about the writing
890s it's you get to see everything I get to
896s see all the notes from de when it says Z
899s oMG Rael Jack that's always fun to see I
910s love that kind of stuff just the amount
913s of stuff that you guys put into it and
914s the dedication that you give to us as
916s actors to let us take the writing and
919s then do what we're gonna do with it it's
922s not just like a spreadsheet of just line
923s line line it's a whole script it's like
926s reading a movie and it's just great well
929s that's that's that's where the the
931s character lives right the character
933s lives as interpretation and that goes is
936s well for sound design your design and
937s sound of a warframe what is your
939s interpretation of it as a sound designer
941s or as a voice artist
943s where are you gonna
944s how are you gonna bring this thing to
945s life and that's that's the thrill in it
948s and that's the thing that that's always
949s the most interesting yeah it gets better
952s and better when you have a nurturing
953s safe place to do that kind of thing
954s that's what y'all create you know just a
956s great place for us to get in there and
958s interpret yep
960s right let's take a look at our next
962s question if you could make up a warframe
964s character to voice what would it be well
969s my mic well should I say this
972s my favorite wharfing character is a
974s warframe is Octavia so she's you know I
978s mean did you see the Octavia cosplay
979s here I didn't I've been looking all
981s around for her because I think for me
983s like as a sound designer musician that
985s was kind of the ultimate the ultimate
988s thing that I got to work on was to to
990s make a music sequencer in a game like
992s how crazy is that so I don't that
994s answers a question
995s I don't voice well I'm a couple of I'm
997s like a Grenier and a corpus here and
999s there but yeah you wouldn't make I don't
1001s you don't want to make up like some a
1002s heartbreak story about a rock star who
1005s didn't get money from the corpus and
1007s he's he hates the Tenno cuz Octavia
1009s stole his headliner that you do that
1011s it's a great idea first I think you
1013s should pitch that all right Steve if
1014s you're listening we're gonna have a
1015s story like that yeah invent a character
1018s that you would want to voice and if you
1019s don't have an answer that's cool too
1022s alright I don't have an answer but I
1024s like to use southern accents all the
1026s time so if you want to hire me for that
1028s I love that to be honest we had the
1030s Fortuna so Larenz have Australians
1033s accents so I feel like it's only a
1035s matter of time until we incorporate more
1037s accents into the game why not why not
1040s yeah we really should we really should I
1047s know I'm not the only nerd here yes you
1051s are sorry
1052s yeah I'm not wearing Jojo pants we're
1054s not talking about that but still love
1059s you dear love you dear
1061s I was thinking about this I was like you
1064s know what I would love to see I would
1066s love to see a warframe come out that was
1070s focused solely on number crunching like
1074s they were just a math nerd and like all
1077s of their abilities were focused on
1079s calculators abacuses just something
1081s crazy and like the sounds that you would
1084s hear speaking of sounds would be
1086s something just like internal internal
1087s math I think that would just be nerdy oh
1095s where would you take that I would love
1097s to see it you could divide someone in
1098s half excellent alright so you just said
1111s you were a nerd so this is a great next
1112s question for you do you find yourself
1114s being like a super nerd of a given
1116s fandom like what absolutely I actually
1119s would say that this is actually a recent
1121s development within the last two years
1123s and anybody that follows me on Twitter
1126s knows that I'm a big old nerd especially
1128s you too right there you know exactly
1129s what I'm talking about
1131s Dungeons and Dragons holy crap holy crap
1134s holy crap half fork monk for life yo
1139s open hands first
1141s I mean I am its it's a recent
1146s development for me but I mean you know
1148s used to be just like books used to be it
1150s looks like a whole bunch of different
1151s things out there that I used to love but
1153s and I kind of do fluctuate from one
1155s thing to another but I found that D&D
1157s not only is great for just you know
1161s group gaming and and with that but it's
1163s also group storytelling its lore
1165s building its world building its scenario
1168s building and it's also as an actor it's
1171s a wonderful way to take
1172s characterizations and build a character
1175s watch them evolve watch them grow make
1177s decisions roll of dice go oh that ain't
1179s happenin oh how are you gonna react to
1181s that and it's
1182s prov - so there's all sorts of different
1184s facets of nerdom fantasy imagination
1188s acting all of it comes together and I
1190s would highly recommend if you haven't
1193s joined a D&D group it's come a long way
1195s from your mom's basement really go to
1197s your local game shop and get started it
1199s would be you'll love it couldn't agree
1202s more
1202s what are you Cheryl what's up what's on
1204s your you know your playlist sir well I
1206s love to watch elementary okay now let me
1210s tell you how much of a fan I am of
1211s Johnny Lee Miller
1212s I went to see him on Broadway like last
1215s Wednesday I took the mega bus from DC to
1218s see this man and the woman sitting next
1220s to me in the almost very back row of
1222s this wonderful place on Broadway was
1224s like I am here for giant Leah Miller and
1226s I said I am here for Johnny Miller and
1227s we are here for Tommy Lee Miller that is
1229s why we're here Johnny Lee are you here
1230s tonight oh that's amazing yeah I just
1237s I'm really into music and then different
1239s kinds of music and I it's funny like if
1241s you look at my Spotify playlists it's
1243s like just a whole bunch of anything and
1247s everything and like I don't know right
1249s now
1249s I don't Fenny but there's this great
1250s Canadian band metric of any behavior I'm
1253s totally into metric I love metric
1255s they're fantastic and so I guess I'm a
1257s fandom of music music you're in your own
1264s band and you also do stuff for warframe
1266s so alright let's take a look do you've
1270s any major inspiration for the work that
1272s you do in all of its facets so yeah I
1275s have a lot of you talking people or just
1278s things in general
1279s maybe so say we ask you people please do
1283s people yeah I've you know Randy Tom
1286s who's a sound designer what's Skywalker
1289s Sound was a huge influence on me you
1292s know I I remember it's it's hilarious I
1296s I don't know 15 20 years ago I sent him
1299s an email and said hey I'm just this
1302s nobody can you give me any tips and he
1304s graciously wrote back to me and it was
1305s amazing
1307s so he's like he's kind of like the
1308s Godfather of sound design him and Ben
1310s Burtt so I look up to them Ben bird of
1312s course Star Wars and Randy Tom a whole
1316s bunch of really really great movies so
1320s yeah those are the two people that I
1321s really look up to Cheryl well major
1323s inspiration for me and trying to be
1325s present in my performance would be like
1327s power of now kind of philosophy and
1330s that's really what I'm trying to bring
1332s time I used to drum and jazz and do a
1334s lot of improv so you know you have to
1337s stay very present there and improv and
1340s acting a little bit so so you have the
1342s headspace you're in it and then you draw
1344s him exactly exactly
1346s Lucas I think for me as an actor I
1349s really I've always been attracted to
1351s actors that love to kind of fade into
1357s their roles and like you you you
1358s identify them more by their characters
1360s than like oh it's that actor you know
1363s it's just you say you say them and I
1364s think like a good example would be Mark
1368s Hamill's Joker and Batman the Animated
1371s Series or the Arkham games and all of
1373s the other variations is that you see it
1375s that that's the Joker and they answer
1377s yourself oh that's more camel oh that's
1379s mark hamill that's doing that and so any
1381s kind of actor that does that and like
1382s for like film actors like I've always
1384s you know appreciated the works of like
1386s you know Kevin Spacey and Al Pacino and
1388s John Malkovich and Robert Duvall and
1391s people that basically really fall into
1393s their their their work and really become
1395s their characters and that's that's
1398s always what I've looked up to you
1399s realize how hard it is right to like
1401s especially if you're doing the job you
1403s know again for sound design you realize
1405s once you start doing it how hard it
1407s actually is to try to follow in those
1409s footsteps and I'm sure for voice acting
1411s too like you did a new appreciation for
1413s it right yeah
1414s absolutely there's always there's always
1416s a some time when I always but there
1418s every now and then there comes to this
1419s point where you have to say like this
1422s character or this
1423s passed away and we need a replacement
1425s this actor has stepped down his
1428s contractors run out we need a
1429s replacement something else has just
1431s happened with your replacement you need
1433s to do a voice match for this character
1435s for this actor in this show I got to
1438s voice match ving rhames for a movie one
1440s time really protip i don't look like
1443s ving rhames someone cuz there's a lot of
1453s series when actors are passed away such
1454s that you need a replacement and that's
1457s what it is and it's like you got a step
1458s into there step into their shoes and
1459s then and if it's it's worse sometimes if
1461s it's if someone was let go or if there
1465s was a creative decision to move on to
1467s somebody else because if there's fans
1469s out there then they're like the old
1471s person but it's new it's so yeah but
1480s there is there is that struggle and so
1483s being able to not impersonate but I
1487s think make the make that make the
1490s character your own and blend all the
1493s instructions all the directions together
1494s and get layer upon layer upon layer
1496s everybody's got to be an onion sometimes
1498s and you gotta just make it go and I
1500s think it's and when you can hit that
1501s sweet spot it's great at the onion the
1505s sweet onion spot Neff onion I could do
1511s this all day a general tip or two for
1513s aspiring voice actors maybe some people
1515s in the crowd have been interested in
1517s pursuing it so what are one tip for yeah
1520s as a as an on voice actor I think just
1524s always you know always be practicing
1528s your craft you know always be trying
1530s different things trying different
1532s characters seeing because I think that's
1535s how you you know like you were saying
1537s Lucas you don't want to imitate somebody
1539s but you want to embody them you want to
1541s become a character and I think the more
1542s you practice that and the more you
1544s develop that skill the better you'll get
1546s at being your own voice and discovering
1548s your own voice so just keep doing that
1550s I think Cheryl probably a well-rounded
1553s kind of education so if you're coming
1555s out of acting sort of
1556s dip over into the world of sound design
1559s so you can understand a little bit of
1560s what's going on around you and if you
1562s come out at the world of music and sound
1564s and you know get your fundamentals and
1565s acting is probably the suggestion yeah
1567s and I think that's really valid
1569s especially cuz you said you edit a lot
1570s of your own stuff so you at least need
1571s that cursory understanding of and then
1575s you learn what it's like from an
1576s engineering standpoint to kind of go
1578s it's just taking this voice and then
1580s doing something with it it's it's
1581s clipping it it's editing out the breaths
1583s it's it's normalizing the volume it's
1585s it's under it's it's understanding where
1587s your peaks and valleys are and how you
1589s normalize all that stuff this is like
1591s there's people who are like what
1592s actually talking about look into it it's
1594s it it'll save you it'll booked you a gig
1597s when you don't have that otherwise you
1599s don't have that knowledge I think for me
1601s going along along side the same lines of
1604s you know not trying to be a mimic so
1605s much I think mimicry when you're
1607s beginning mimicry is something that you
1610s want to do mimicry is something that we
1612s do not as children but it's like
1613s beginning beginning voice actors kind of
1615s getting into it's like oh you sound like
1617s that other actor character than ibid do
1621s you sound like that you would be good or
1623s if you have a deep voice oh you should
1625s sound good
1626s II owe you have a unique voice oh you
1628s should sound good more than anything
1631s else though not all work is character
1634s voiceover work most of the work that's
1635s gonna be out there and you'd probably I
1638s probably wager about 80% of the voice of
1640s work is out there is gonna be done into
1641s your natural voice your unaffected
1643s natural voice commercial narration
1646s audiobook especially for the narrative
1648s stuff and not just the characters that
1649s come along is gonna be done with your
1652s natural voice so I would say a big tip
1654s was learn how to appreciate your actual
1658s normal conversational tone you don't
1660s have to like your voice but you have to
1662s find that your voice has value it has
1666s worth it has a place and it doesn't need
1669s to be anything other than just
1672s appreciate it for what it is then you
1674s build on the characters then you start
1676s building from that it's so inspirational
1678s by the end I I say the same thing to my
1684s little tool man every night I say
1686s you can do this you can do this Gary
1689s they're all named Gary you've been
1692s killing Gary's this entire time I knew
1694s it sure so it just don't meant you can
1696s you just tell us a little story about
1698s the first time nor a night was directed
1700s from casting to the recording sessions
1703s so Cheryl if you want to kick that off
1704s and in George King cuz George casts
1706s things in a way so it's so for me nor
1710s night casting was through one of the
1711s major sites for a lot of different types
1713s of voice opportunities and I just go
1715s there like everyone else goes there and
1717s I try my little thing and I remember
1719s thinking no I actually said to my
1720s husband after this because there was no
1721s a lot of detail was there about the
1724s character but there wasn't a lot about
1725s you know who you would be working with
1727s but I told my husband after I don't care
1729s if I get it cuz that was a lot of fun to
1730s do I sat down on that mic and I was like
1732s this is fun you know I mean that's not
1735s how she sounds obviously but in my head
1737s I was like so yeah so that was the my
1740s experience of doing the audition was
1742s that and I don't feel that way all the
1743s time a lot of times you're thinking
1744s about your natural voice that that's not
1746s my natural voice yeah yeah and I think I
1750s mean that shows right it's like you know
1752s if the actors having a good time with it
1754s you can tell you know and and when the
1756s actors into it the believability is
1758s there and that's the number one thing
1759s that we listen to and we get auditions
1761s in is we listen is this believable is
1763s this gonna work as it's telling the
1764s story you know and and Cheryl knocked it
1767s out of the park obviously sorry
1768s you're amazing here you thank you
1771s [Applause]
1777s we were talking about this at the brunch
1779s I was like when they know that you're
1782s here don't think you're off the hook
1799s Lucas cuz I want to know about yeah walk
1802s us through the Fortuna Neph ano so from
1805s script to recording yeah well for TuneIn
1810s f nu we started off with the demo for
1815s the 410 oak on last year and then a
1818s couple months later we got into the
1819s actual the full script of it so I kind
1822s of knew a little bit from the demo about
1824s where we were gonna go with oh here's
1827s Venus and oh here's some other stuff and
1829s it's like alright cool and then I was
1831s like but I had no idea about the Solaris
1834s I had no idea about the story that was
1836s involved in that also uh Ryan who was
1841s here that's fine anyway Ryan and I sat
1845s down I think it was about two hours
1848s worth of recording that we did over the
1850s phone that we literally recorded the
1852s whole bit of the Fortuna the opening
1855s mission to Fortuna where you get to meet
1858s Thursby
1860s and you need to meet utakome business
1864s smoke finger and rude dude and everybody
1866s and as I was again reading the whole
1869s script it's one of the great things
1870s about warframe is that they give you the
1871s whole script so I'm reading everything
1873s that's going wow look at all these
1874s characters this is so cool who are these
1877s people and then you read all this stuff
1879s and as I got further and further and
1881s further I only had one thought like
1883s nothing I was a bastard I I hate myself
1888s I punch myself if I could oh I will you
1892s know just something but it just sounds
1894s if you love it so much Lucas yeah it is
1896s one of those things it's that and I've
1898s learned to appreciate that you
1900s I'm so yeah you know you hate you love
1902s to hate him you love to hate him that's
1903s like I have no problem playing those
1905s characters until the day I die
1907s new problem but I I remember I remember
1913s specifically one line where I was just
1916s reading it out loud and I was just going
1918s like and I know what it was - it was
1925s when he called out único the floor boss
1929s and it was just like Oh finally someone
1932s with some backbone bring me or what was
1936s it bring me the 50 50 50 solaris for
1940s solaris for forebrain shelving you have
1950s do you get to ask like no make it more
1953s evil you want to we want to hate that oh
1954s yeah I've done that
1955s oh yeah it's not that - they're like
1956s yeah you enjoyed that too much could you
1959s like a lot more with that why it's
1964s always the take when there's laughing in
1966s the room and you know you're just like
1967s oh my god this is crazy
1969s yeah thank you listen over the talk sure
1970s it's here's here's your line it's a cute
1972s puppy now snap its neck yeah that's like
1975s humerus right so we have a very special
1982s video from our sound team next door if
1983s you want to insure this at all or what's
1985s your what do you think what's your
1986s thinking here
1987s sorry we're gonna intro this video sure
1989s yeah yeah so yeah so so this is a bunch
1992s of behind the scenes of some of the
1994s sound design that we do for the game
1996s you'll see there's modular which if any
2000s of you who watched any of our other kind
2002s of live streams modular is a big big
2005s thing at de these days and the de sound
2008s designers paychecks automatically get
2010s garnished to go to modular purchases but
2014s yeah so lot of that and a lot of behind
2017s the scenes of like recording you'll see
2019s some stuff for wisp in here
2021s we're about to break some hearts for
2022s people that are a little too in love
2024s with what spicing yeah especially if you
2025s love your sounds I think there's a
2027s moment in this video that's like the the
2028s curtain gets pulled back and yeah the
2030s curtain being pulled back here so this
2032s and it's the magic of sound design you
2035s know it really it's an amazing job and
2037s it's it's amazing that you get to bring
2039s life to two things that are silent and
2042s it's like okay here you go here's
2044s something that doesn't make any sound
2045s now think of a cool way to give this
2048s character or this thing a sound in the
2051s game and by the way do it differently
2053s than you did the last time right so
2055s we're always looking for new sounds the
2057s guys that are always out recording
2058s things and yeah and you'll see some of
2061s that in this video you are in for a
2062s treat let's bring the house lights down
2063s make sure the sounds to the our
2066s wonderful sound team and here we go
2080s [Music]
2086s [Applause]
2090s [Music]
2091s [Applause]
2100s [Music]
2106s [Applause]
2165s [Music]
2167s [Applause]
2183s [Music]
2218s [Music]
2230s [Music]
2243s [Music]
2253s [Music]
2259s [Music]
2266s [Music]
2281s [Music]
2287s [Applause]
2289s [Music]
2304s [Music]
2340s that doesn't count
2344s yeah Wow Wow as a little sneak peek at
2351s some new music that's gonna be in the
2353s game
2355s and it's just a little thing about that
2357s whole thing it just reinforces the fact
2359s that you have to record many different
2361s sounds and you know the wood stuff for
2365s example who knows we may use that stuff
2366s in a gun you know the the chains like
2368s you know it doesn't have to be literal
2370s that's the one thing if you want if
2372s you're looking to get into sound design
2374s always have anything that makes a sound
2376s can be anything you want it to be and it
2379s doesn't have to be the thing that it
2380s currently is which is amazing you're
2382s kind of like a Alchemist or something
2384s here
2384s you're changing water into wine or
2387s something which is yeah which is amazing
2390s so always recording stuff and you never
2393s know what you're gonna end up using it
2394s for it so a huge thank you to providing
2396s that video I mean the sound team is up
2397s here in the front row after the panel
2399s hopefully they can all go sign some
2400s autographs after this you guys do
2401s amazing work so that's awesome on again
2404s that video is such a treat to see just
2406s how things get made I know some spoilers
2408s are in there and it's gonna be amazing
2410s when people see pretty big spoilers and
2412s yeah you'll see so I have a little
2413s trivia game but due to time in the panel
2416s to still get a Q&A and we're just gonna
2417s do the first half of the trivia which is
2419s you have to guess the warframe sound so
2422s I'm gonna play a sound that's a cap our
2424s cast of a gun warframe okay as a group
2427s individually however you want you can as
2429s a group as a group you can guess I can
2433s give you multiple choice cuz I'm not I'm
2434s not evil the Lotus is not evil yeah are
2437s you she and then we're gonna we're gonna
2439s see so here we go first power I'll give
2446s you one more play
2450s well it can't be Octavia right so I
2455s think we can just strike through that
2456s one all right
2457s all right I don't want to say I don't
2461s want to say Cora I've a funny good story
2476s again behind Baruch and his sound design
2478s which Willem are one of our sound
2481s designers created you know he used a lot
2484s of like rain sticks and a lot of like
2487s pieces of wood and stuff to give Baruch
2490s a kind of very tribal elemental feel and
2494s of course if you've been down to the in
2496s the museum museum you'll see something
2498s very special that was used for baroque
2499s that willem brought into the office one
2502s day and we were like okay he's
2503s officially gone over the deep end but it
2505s ended up working amazing so that's
2507s awesome all right number two here we go
2515s okay too easy what is the audience think
2518s think yeah
2521s Octavia yeah yeah yeah Gaara no it is
2525s Gaara that's nicely done guys yeah sound
2528s like was any glass harm the making of
2532s that sound I don't think so I think do
2534s is I don't wasn't
2536s was there any glass harmed in that but
2538s yeah we needed separate insurance
2540s policies when we bring the glass out but
2542s you know ring you know filling a glass
2544s with water and running your finger on it
2547s and all of that kind of stuff and you
2549s know it's interesting that everybody
2550s kind of really associated that with
2553s Guerra and I think she's one of the best
2556s frames oh you're gonna get you're gonna
2558s make some fans in chat live but Guerra
2560s means all right here we go this one's
2563s tough this one's tough Wow there you
2569s guys are okay that's good I think okay
2576s Cheryl's saying Rhino on this one's a
2579s really good guess right I guess if I
2583s only played melee characters you can ask
2588s the audience if you wanna only knew a
2589s Rhino main in the audience audience we
2591s should ask the audience
2595s then IRL is it an arson Aros yeah is
2600s that the tube one is that the two okay
2603s all right that makes more sense all
2607s right we have one more sound trivia and
2610s then we're gonna sit we're gonna take
2611s about ten questions so if you guys want
2613s to line up we'll do that
2615s so first if anyone has any questions for
2616s a sound team we'll take those after we
2618s do the final trivia yeah Frost I think I
2637s would hope I would yeah sounds like nice
2642s stuff yeah we went out recording the
2644s lips and frost Mane's I'm like I know
2646s that's was real ice used in the making
2652s of that yeah definitely and see that's
2654s the thing to like sometimes the real
2655s thing is the real thing and it's up to
2657s you to kind of put it together and weave
2659s it into something new and exciting and
2661s you know give it a personality and a
2664s life so yeah so we're gonna do about
2666s five minutes of questions and then there
2669s is another panel after us so we want to
2670s get enough time to set up so we'll
2672s happily take our first question just let
2673s us know your name and then your question
2675s bring the mic up nice and close my alias
2679s is my mind is stable and excellent thank
2684s you what collection of programs or a
2688s program do you use to make all the
2691s sounds that you do for this game yeah so
2694s the game engine that we use is our own
2696s engine which is amazing we've developed
2699s out over many years that plays a big
2700s role in it but then we use a variety of
2703s programs we use Pro Tools we use Reaper
2705s and just about every plug-in Under the
2708s Sun you know you just got to try
2710s different things but it's not as much
2712s about that as it is about your
2714s imagination you know you could use
2716s audacity if you want man if that's what
2718s works honestly like you don't need crazy
2721s amount of expensive gear you just you
2723s need more the more the thing you need is
2725s your imagination
2726s and that's the most important thing so
2727s thank you for thank all right next
2730s question
2730s hello again we meet again FAO how are
2733s you doing good I have to just say I have
2736s not done anything professionals I
2738s haven't done anything professional since
2739s last we spoke
2740s okay I'm supposed to be doing stuff but
2742s to uh I'm creating your name I'm sorry
2744s Carol
2745s all right George I'm I'm my my true
2750s skills are in writing and even though I
2753s can do voices I another audio stuff I'm
2756s more apt into the writing pictures of it
2759s what would I do if I were to be a sound
2762s designer like how would I put that my
2764s skills to the test so what would you do
2766s to be a sound designer yeah as just as a
2769s writer the transition as a writer zone
2771s yeah um you know I think there are
2773s parallels there for sure you know
2775s because again you're using your
2776s imagination you're using your creativity
2777s to make something that didn't exist
2779s before and that's all that sound design
2781s is is it's taking your taking words and
2784s you're putting them together to make you
2787s know of something beautiful and that's
2789s what you do a sound design you're taking
2790s all these separate sounds you're putting
2792s them together and you're making
2793s something completely new out of it so
2795s again it's just it's like just start
2798s doing it and the more you do it the
2800s better you'll get honestly
2801s so yeah and before I hand this off Neff
2804s I'm working on a project in the
2806s background and you're the one the main
2808s antagonists I I'm I'm on pins and
2811s needles oh you're gonna try to retaking
2815s I Oh after rebels take it from you I'm
2819s looking forward to it yeah I'll check
2823s the forms man Thanks
2824s bozo Preston three two one back here
2827s back here pressed how's your foot have
2829s you healed since we last no no the
2831s frickin corpus still took in I had to
2832s replace it forever um I got question the
2837s more my favorite characters is tava Gore
2841s especially with the combination of voice
2843s and thus correct when can we see him
2847s again because I just love the cool yeah
2849s what can we see him again
2850s when can we
2854s okay we like to give honest answers yeah
2858s I don't think there's anything planned
2860s right now but you know I mean she'll
2863s come back cuz well save that one some of
2866s the best lines is from that limit Tommy
2867s fan-dude
2868s onto the ward a few little dangly bits
2872s and give more to the for you hmm I got
2876s to mock myself that was the best part of
2878s that entire line I was like cuz I knew
2880s exactly how he was gonna say that line
2882s so I'm like how am I gonna make fun of
2883s myself oh I know exactly huh yeah I mean
2886s he had one for a frickin Aled the
2888s jellies and floppy jellyfish yeah washed
2892s up on the beach now those lines I'd love
2897s to see another two-minute for Gore event
2899s like that we're actually only have time
2904s for one more question I'm so sorry so
2905s this will be the last question
2906s hello my username is wily 383 and my
2910s question after watching that video was
2912s how exactly do you come up with the
2914s different ways to make the sounds that
2916s you use because some of those are just
2918s insanely creative how do you come up
2920s with that you just have to keep doing it
2922s and do it all the time and you know like
2925s as a sound designer you're walking
2926s through the world and you're always
2927s listening for things and you're always
2929s observing things it's a great example I
2931s remember at the LCBO here in town I
2935s don't for any of you know it's the the
2937s liquor store I don't go there much but
2940s they have they they have these sliding
2943s doors the automatic doors and I remember
2946s us a few years ago
2947s it just made this it was kind of like
2949s broken and it made this really
2950s interesting kind of opening sound and I
2953s stopped like what I was doing and I went
2956s and I got my recorder and I went back
2958s and I stood outside the store with the
2960s recorder and people walking by and
2962s looking at me and I'm like at whatever
2963s so you know you you need to capture that
2965s sound and you're like I don't have a use
2967s for that right now but I'll probably use
2969s it somewhere at some point in time like
2971s you wanted in the library it's like it's
2976s like going to it's like going to a sale
2978s going like I don't need this right now
2980s but I'm gonna buy it I'll find a use for
2984s you
2985s yeah writer you just have to write those
2988s lines down when you get them and you'll
2990s have a part that you can write for
2991s someone later yeah it's like keeping a
2993s diary or or anything right it's like you
2995s collect it and then you know and funny
2997s enough to like you remember to it's like
2999s you collect it you put it away you
3001s forget about it and then there's an
3002s opportunity where think you know what
3004s that sound would be great here and and
3006s then you go and you find it and you use
3008s it and so yeah huge round of applause
3011s for our panelists and question answer
3012s thank you guys so much
3014s [Applause]
3017s all right
almost 5 years ago - PlayWarframe - Direct link

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0s under yours alright so welcome it to our
6s sound panel this is our fourth year
8s running the sound panel we have some
10s awesome guests this time this is the
12s first time we're live-streaming the
13s panel so if you're watching in chat
15s we're super excited to have you here if
17s you're here at the show floor we're
19s gonna spend the next you know 50 minutes
21s 55 0 minutes enunciation is key for a
24s voice actor I don't have that skill but
26s that's okay without further ado I'd love
28s to meet our panelists it's first up
30s George hey guys
32s I'm do I introduce myself do I say
35s something well thank you thank you thank
38s you I'm the artist formerly known as
40s George Spano so I'm George Spanos and
42s I'm the audio director at de you've been
45s on you know making warframe happen for a
47s long time George a long time I guess
48s well I was talking about that with
50s somebody six seven years now I guess
52s we've 2012 right yes oh yeah so a long
55s time fun stuff next up our first guest
59s at a ten oak on sound panel this is
61s Cheryl Mubeen Mebane that's all good I
65s heard your podcast when you print out
67s corrected someone else when you were
68s doing it with the Australian guys I was
69s like I won't forget that and I forgot it
71s yeah it's all good that's literally how
73s everyone handles it we always get it
75s wrong and then we move on it's all good
76s and we are so honored to have you here
78s you've entered the warframe universe
80s with a very intriguing character Nora
83s night yes hey there dreamers how y'all
85s doing and last but not least no stranger
92s no stranger to the warframe voice-acting
96s library and also no stranger to the
97s warframe community he's an awesome and
99s engaging part of what makes warframe so
101s great Luca Schumann hi guys
103s Wow
107s numero 310 Oh con for me this is amazing
110s you guys keep bringing me back what's
112s wrong with you I have no idea why what
115s have I done
118s yes I am along with several of the
121s characters that I voice one of the
123s ghouls on the plains of beetle on named
125s rictus ghoul one with the buzzsaw that
126s sounds like he's from Mad Max that's me
128s also a very certain grenier scientist
133s named Tilburg or and yes I'm very
136s excited now as well and also an
140s individual by the name of Nathaniel the
143s most punchable corpus out there oh by
146s the way actually Oh No
169s [Applause]
176s welcome to ten okay Wow we murder people
181s here like that is like you said he we're
183s gonna do something and that's like oh
184s he's probably gonna do a line no no no
187s no Lucas always goes off-script it's
189s good I love it it's beautiful it's only
192s half a cosplay don't worry what is it
193s made of nobody wants to touch it by the
200s way just don't you gotta get him on the
216s art panel to next year I can hear more
224s on the back on in the most beautiful way
233s possible we're gonna do some questions
235s we're gonna play some games and then
236s we're gonna do an audience Q&A at the
237s end I'll call you guys up at that time
240s you're gonna line up in the middle but
241s the time is not now
242s first we must start with a serious part
245s there's a lot of people here who are
247s aspiring voice actors aspiring sound
249s designers that might just be interested
251s in literally how did you get started in
253s the industry so we'll start with George
254s then we'll go to Cheryl then we'll go
256s Lukas so yeah so I got started I went to
259s school I always knew that I wanted to
261s work in sound I went to college then I
264s worked in post-production doing
267s television and radio commercials and
270s some short films and some TV series and
273s then decided I wanted to do something
275s even crazier and get into game
277s development and then pursued that and to
280s do the sound design thing now for 1314
283s years and in video games it de yeah so
290s oh it's wonderful
292s all the love so I got started in voice
294s acting after getting some training and
296s voice acting and I decided to do this
298s because my husband was like you talks so
300s so very much let's make some money off
302s of this literally that's why
305s so yeah my starting industry was
307s audiobooks author also so and then I
311s moved over into doing more auditioning
313s in other genres so um audiobooks are
316s amazing all the time do you find it
319s easier this is just a total sub question
321s yeah your to do a consistent reading of
323s an audiobook or characters what do you
325s okay audiobooks is really challenging
327s because they are characters within them
329s because you do like fiction and then you
330s have to end up doing like 40 characters
333s 40 characters so I find that really
336s challenging but one of the things that's
338s really just a long haul with audiobooks
340s it's doing the editing a lot of us who
342s are not big time people we have to do
343s our own editing okay so that's just a
345s slog fun part is reading it's really fun
351s and it's a lot faster than the editing I
355s got my start in first of all in radio
359s and then kind of blended a little bit of
363s just theater that I'd always just loved
366s from like school and it's community
368s theater and I was just like and I think
370s was like 2007 I was like hey people get
374s paid to make voices for things yeah they
376s do
377s I should look into that and it was about
380s two and a half years of about looking
382s into it and then I was like talking to
385s people that person taught another person
386s that person talk to another person that
387s person had a workshop that workshop had
389s a person there who was starting a
390s Facebook group that Facebook group had a
392s thing it just led one thing into another
393s and all of a sudden I'm just like hey
395s you wanna audition for Cooking Mama it's
398s like what what yeah how does that work
400s how does that work yeah sure and so I
403s just happened to find myself doing
404s things and now here we are almost 10
406s years later you know I think like I
409s think I've got 150 video games under my
411s poke right now and I'm just like yeah
414s well it's under my fanny pack
416s but still it's regardless it's no
419s it'sit's it's so much it's so much fun I
423s wouldn't I wouldn't rather be doing I
425s would rather be doing nothing else than
426s this this is so much fun
429s one of the best things got dudes gotta
431s enjoy the stuff it's not gonna matter at
433s all and so yeah that's how I got started
436s it was basically just like a blend of
437s everything and then I just like hey
439s realization that that there can be money
442s in this I should look for a job I love
445s it that's awesome I just want to say for
447s anyone watching in chat this is a
449s charity event and you do have the option
450s to live donate to the Canadian Mental
452s Health Association so feel free to bring
454s some donations our way during the panel
456s maybe we'll set the donation record for
457s this sound panel let's do it let's do it
460s so don't forget to donate to CMHA give
463s your donations to the void everyone wait
466s we have a corpus on stage and we just
468s asked for money this is gonna just I
472s just want her in the pen donate to the
475s void and just fade out I would do
478s totally totally our next question is
482s about warframe and maybe what surprised
485s you most about warframe whether either
488s playing reading about it reading that
490s first audition
491s maybe George what surprises you six
493s years in seven years what's the prize
495s everything surprises actually I
497s shouldn't be surprised by anything but
499s I'm always surprised all the time I'm
502s surprised that how the team comes
505s together and I mean the whole dev team
506s to make it what it is you know if you
510s guys could see the insanity that goes
513s into Avery update there are times where
516s I'm like this is how's this gonna work
517s it's never gonna work and it always
519s works so that's the thing that I'm
521s always inspired and surprised by all the
524s time his sound team is in the front row
526s nodding like yes yeah and the silent
528s sound team represent yeah we got Willem
530s Erik David Karl mark is around somewhere
535s Jeff is around somewhere a bunch of
537s great great people probably mixing the
539s stream being like it's mono it's mono
540s yeah yeah Jeff Jeff Jeff bizarre our
543s stream master worrying about the audio
545s so and Sheryl what has surprised you
548s most about warframe well what surprised
549s me most was the depth of story
552s characters were so richly drawn it's not
555s that I had a big preconception that it
558s was going to be one way or the other but
559s it was just so rich
560s so deep I thought this is this is normal
563s I don't do a lot of video game work like
566s Lucas I don't know if this is normal
568s seems surprising you have a PhD stop now
571s yes that's true
573s it's true I do but I'm a scientist but
576s she's got the PhD what the heck's up
578s with this what's going on I love it
580s you're a fake scientist Lucas we how did
582s you yes and for you Lucas what is
584s surprised you most you've had a long
586s relationship with the game now so yeah I
588s mean it's over three years now that I've
590s been bringing Neff until in and it's I
593s think the the biggest thing that
594s surprised me was was till actually and I
599s think the reason was it only followed
602s like and I think we've talked about this
602s a lot before George's that you know it's
604s like three weeks after I got taken in
607s for for Nath they were like there was an
609s audition I was like try this one out too
611s and I'm into being warframe again didn't
613s know that it was Dillard or and once we
617s finished working on that for the two men
619s of rigueur event when that thing went
620s live the the response from the community
624s was not only incredible but damn near
629s unanimous and I and I remember there was
632s a member of the sound team that was like
633s literally wrote me they're like this has
635s never happened before they've never all
638s agreed on one thing but it's a mate and
640s so having everybody kind of come
642s together on that not about what I've
645s done but then also over the course of
647s what over the years of me working on
649s this just to see the community and I'm
651s not trying to get all hokey and Disney
654s on you guys but I mean really it's just
655s you guys are so in awesome
658s you really are the dedication the
663s dedication that you guys put into all of
665s this the dedication that you put into
667s your fashion frames the dedication you
669s put into your dojos the dedication you
671s put into oh I don't know dokkan is
674s freaking amazing and that continues to
677s amaze me every single year it's great
680s it's incredible I see people coming and
682s saying hey I flew here from Iceland
684s and I'm like you it's it's incredible
686s and it's like because you know we work
688s on this game 365 days a year and this is
692s the one day that we get to come here and
694s see all the amazing people well not all
696s of them but a big portion of them that
699s who support us and it's amazing to see
701s that how many people came from another
703s country not Canada hands up like wow
706s yeah insane it's fantastic I love that
709s that was like those watching on stream
712s there were a lot of hands that just
713s raised or are the 90% you could complete
716s the body if you just took some of those
717s you could have arms and legs don't tempt
720s me okay our next question is what do you
725s look forward to most about watering and
726s it's characters so George has a
729s different approach on this I think than
730s perhaps our voice actors that I'd love
732s to hear all your answers yeah I mean I
735s you know like Lucas said I always look
737s forward to what is the next character
739s gonna be and where can we take it you
741s know like is it what kind of weird crazy
745s thing or the writers gonna dream up that
748s we have to put sound to and that's
749s probably the thing for me anyway that
752s keeps keeps it going and is one of the
753s most fundamental and exciting parts
755s because it keeps it interesting you know
758s so I look I look forward to just the the
762s difference and the craziness of each
763s character and also like you alluded to
765s Lucas we never know what is gonna end up
768s being you know cuz a lot of times we'll
770s write a character and we're like well we
771s wanted to have this kind of an
772s intonation and it's kind of a flavor and
774s then an actor will do something really
776s crazy and interesting in the audition
778s and we're like oh man like let's shift
780s gears let's let's do that let's write
782s for that so that's always the thing that
784s I look forward to with with characters
786s and in the game so what I look forward
790s to is just learning the community more
791s and learning this game more I'm not a
793s gamer so yeah I mean this is a lot as
797s far as characters I mean just seeing
799s people's responses to be able to share
802s here in other places online especially
805s is pretty overwhelming and wonderful I
807s look forward to dipping into that
809s whenever y'all let me and whenever
810s people reach out sort of look forward to
812s the community around it I don't know if
813s that answers the question but that's
815s thank you for words Neph and yo boss
820s fight and I've said that I've said that
824s before and I've also said when about
826s saved before but I think it answers this
828s question really well it's one of the
829s things that I'd love to see Nathanael
832s lose it because the Tenno pushed him so
835s far and conman facade goes completely
839s away or free I'm sorry preacher facade
842s goes completely away and it's just all
843s calm man and it's just like you know
846s what no screw the void anymore
848s it's you and me we're doing this thing
850s now I want to see that happen because I
852s have no idea where the writers will take
854s it I have no idea where you want to take
856s a George and I'm just like one of our
859s writers is right there I think he's
861s doing some photographers that's Ryan
862s well yeah Ryan and can some amazing
869s writing from those guys I didn't seen
871s people have asked me that too and
873s they've go like you know was like wow I
874s really love all the stuff that you do on
877s warframe and I'm like yeah that's like
879s 30 percent me and like everything else
883s these guys because holy crap the writing
886s is so great I just like you never say
889s enough stuff about the writing it's you
895s get to see everything I get to see all
897s the notes from de when it says Z oMG
899s rail Jack that's always fun to see it
910s was I love that kind of stuff just the
913s amount of stuff that you guys put into
914s it and the dedication that you give to
915s us as actors to let us take the writing
919s and then do what we're gonna do with it
921s it's not just like a spreadsheet of just
923s line line line it's a whole script it's
926s like reading a movie and it's just great
928s well that's that's that's where the the
931s character lives right the character
933s lives as interpretation
935s and that goes well for sound design
936s you're designing sound of a warframe
938s what is your interpretation of it as a
940s sound designer or as a voice artist
943s where are you gonna how are you gonna
944s bring this thing to life and that's
946s that's the thrill in it and that's the
948s thing that that's always the most
950s interesting yeah it gets better and
952s better when you have a nurturing safe
953s place to do that kind of thing that's
955s what y'all create you know just a great
957s place for us to get in there and
958s interpret yep right let's take a look at
962s our next question if you could make up a
964s warframe character to voice what would
967s it be well my mic well should I say this
972s my favorite warframe character is a
974s warframe is Octavia so she's you know I
978s mean did you see the Octavia cosplay
979s here I didn't I've been looking all
981s around for her because I think for me
983s like as a sound designer musician that
985s was kind of the ultimate the ultimate
988s thing that I got to work on was to to
990s make a music sequencer in a game like
992s how crazy is that so
993s I don't finance there's a question I
995s don't voice well I'm a couple of I'm
997s like a Grenier and a corpus here and
999s there but yeah you wouldn't make I don't
1001s you don't want to make up like some
1002s heartbreak story about a rock star who
1005s didn't get money from the corpus and
1006s he's he hates the Tenno cuz Octavia
1009s stole his headliner let me do that
1011s that's a great idea first I think you
1013s should pitch that all right Steve if
1014s you're listening we're gonna have a
1015s story like that
1016s yeah invent a character that you would
1018s want to voice and if you don't have an
1020s answer that's cool too alright I don't
1023s have an answer but I like to use
1025s southern accents all the time so you
1027s want to hire me for that I love that to
1029s be honest we had the Fortuna salarians
1032s have Australians accents so I feel like
1035s it's only a matter of time until we
1036s incorporate more accents into the game
1038s why not why not yeah we really should we
1042s really should I know I'm not the only
1049s nerd here yes you are sorry
1052s yeah I'm not wearing Jojo pants we're
1054s not talking about that but still love
1059s you dear love you dear
1061s I was thinking about this I was like you
1064s know what I would love to see I would
1066s love to see a warframe come out that was
1070s focused solely on number crunching like
1074s they were just a math nerd and like all
1077s of their abilities were focused on
1079s calculators abacuses just something
1081s crazy and like the sounds that you would
1084s hear speaking of sounds would be
1086s something just like I mean I think that
1092s would just be nerdy and oh my god where
1096s would you take that I would love to see
1097s it you could divide someone in half
1106s excellent
1109s so you just said you were a nerd so this
1112s is a great next question for you
1113s do you find yourself being like a super
1116s nerd of a given fandom like absolutely I
1118s actually would say that this is actually
1120s a recent development within the last two
1123s years and anybody that follows me on
1125s Twitter knows that I'm a big old nerd
1127s especially you two right there you know
1129s exactly what I'm talking about
1131s Dungeons and Dragons holy crap holy crap
1134s holy crap half fork monk for life yo
1139s open hand fist I mean Who I am it's it's
1146s a recent development for me but I mean
1147s you know you used to be just like books
1149s it used to be it looks like a whole
1151s bunch of different things out there that
1152s I used to love but and I kind of do
1154s fluctuate from one thing to another but
1156s I found that D&D not only is great for
1159s just you know group gaming and and with
1163s that but it's also group storytelling
1164s its lore building its world building its
1168s scenario building and it's also as an
1170s actor it's a wonderful way to take
1172s characterizations and build a character
1175s watch them evolve watch them grow make
1177s decisions roll the dice go oh that ain't
1179s happenin oh how are you gonna react to
1181s that and it's
1182s prov - so there's all sorts of different
1184s facets of nerdom fantasy imagination
1188s acting all of it comes together and I
1190s would highly recommend if you haven't
1193s joined a D&D group it's come a long way
1195s from your mom's basement really go to
1197s your local game shop and get started it
1199s would be you'll love it couldn't agree
1202s more
1202s what are you Cheryl what's up what's on
1204s your you know your playlists or well I
1206s love to watch elementary okay now let me
1210s tell you how much of a fan I am of Jonny
1211s Lee Miller I went to see him on Broadway
1215s like last Wednesday I took the mega bus
1217s from DC to see this man and the woman
1219s sitting next to me in the almost very
1221s back row of this wonderful place on
1224s Broadway was like I am here for giant
1225s Leah Miller and I said I am here for
1226s jayegi Miller and we are here for Johnny
1228s Lee Miller that is why we're here Johnny
1230s Lee are you here tonight Oh imagine
1234s that's amazing yeah I just I'm really
1237s into music and then different kinds of
1240s music and I it's funny like if you look
1241s at my Spotify playlists it's like just a
1245s whole bunch of anything and everything
1247s and like I don't know right now
1249s I don't Fenny but there's this great
1250s Canadian band metric nobody here I'm
1253s totally into metric I love metric
1255s they're fantastic and so I guess I'm a
1257s fandom of music your music you're in
1264s your own band and you also do stuff for
1266s warframe so yeah all right let's take a
1269s look
1270s do you've any major inspiration for the
1271s work that you do in all of its facets so
1274s yeah I have a lot of you talking people
1278s or just things in general
1279s maybe so say we ask you people please
1283s your people yeah I've you know Randy Tom
1286s who's a sound designer what's the
1288s Skywalker Sound was a huge influence on
1290s me you know I I remember it's it's
1295s hilarious I I don't know 15 20 years ago
1298s I sent him an email and said hey I'm
1301s just this nobody can you give me any
1303s tips and he graciously wrote back to me
1305s and it was amazing and
1307s so he's like he's kind of like the
1308s Godfather of sound design him and Ben
1310s Burtt so I look up to them Ben bird of
1312s course Star Wars and Randy Tom a whole
1316s bunch of really really great movies so
1320s yeah those are the two people that I
1321s really look up to Cheryl well major
1323s inspiration for me and trying to be
1325s present in my performance would be like
1327s power of now kind of philosophy and
1330s that's really what I'm trying to bring
1332s to I used to drum and jazz I do a lot of
1335s improv so you know you have to stay very
1337s present there and improv and acting a
1340s little bit so so you have the headspace
1342s you're in it and then you draw him
1344s exactly exactly Lucas I think for me as
1349s an actor I really I've always been
1351s attracted to actors that love to kind of
1356s fade into their roles and like you you
1358s you identify them more by their
1360s characters than like oh it's that actor
1362s you know it's just you say you say them
1364s and I think like a good example would be
1367s Mark Hamill's Joker in Batman the
1371s Animated Series or the you know the
1372s Arkham games and all of the other
1373s variations is that you see it that
1376s that's the Joker and they answer
1377s yourself
1377s oh that's Mark Hamill oh that's Mark
1379s Hamill that's doing that and so any kind
1381s of actor that does that and like for
1382s like film actors like I've always you
1385s know appreciated the works of like you
1387s know Kevin Spacey and Al Pacino and John
1389s Malkovich and Robert Duvall and people
1391s that basically really fall into their
1393s their their work and really become their
1396s characters and that's that's always what
1398s I've looked up to you realize how hard
1400s it is right to like especially if you're
1402s doing the job you know again for sound
1404s design you realize once you start doing
1406s it how hard it actually is to try to
1408s follow in those footsteps and I'm sure
1410s for voice acting to like you did a new
1412s appreciation for it right yeah
1414s absolutely there's always there's always
1416s a sometime well not always but there
1418s every now and then there comes to this
1419s point where you have to say like this
1422s character or this this actor passed away
1424s and we need a replacement this actor has
1427s stepped down his contract has run out we
1429s need a replacement something else has
1431s just happened when you do replacement
1432s you need to do a voice match
1435s for this character for this actor in
1437s this show I got to voice match Ving
1439s Rhames for a movie one time
1441s really protip i don't look like ving
1443s rhames yeah like if someone cuz there's
1452s a lot of series when actors have passed
1454s away such that you need a replacement
1455s like it and that's what it is and it's
1457s like you got to step into there step
1459s into their shoes and then and if it's
1460s it's worse sometimes if it's if someone
1463s was let go or if there was a creative
1466s decision to move on to somebody else
1467s because if there's fans out there then
1469s they're like well like the old person
1471s better you're like it's new it's don't
1474s hate on me so yeah but there is there is
1481s that struggle and so being able to not
1485s impersonate but I think make the make
1489s that make the character your own and
1491s blend all the instructions all the
1493s directions together and get layer upon
1495s layer upon layer everybody's got to be
1497s an onion sometimes and you gotta just
1499s make it go and I think it's and when you
1501s can hit that sweet spot it's great at
1504s the onion the sweet onion spot Neph
1506s onion buns all day I could do this all
1511s day
1512s a general tip or two for aspiring voice
1514s actors maybe some people in the crowd
1516s have been interested in pursuing it so
1517s one or one tip for ya as a as an on
1521s voice actor I think just always you know
1525s always be practicing your craft you know
1529s always be trying different things trying
1532s different characters seeing because I
1534s think that's how you you know like you
1536s were saying Lucas you don't want to
1538s imitate somebody but you want to embody
1540s them you want to become a character and
1542s I think the more you practice that and
1543s the more you develop that skill the
1545s better you'll get at being your own
1548s voice and discovering your own voice so
1549s just keep doing that
1550s I think Cheryl probably a well-rounded
1553s kind of education so if you're coming
1555s out of acting sort of dip over into the
1557s world of sound design so you can
1559s understand a little bit of what's going
1561s on around you and if you come out at the
1562s world of music and sound and you know
1564s get your fundamentals and acting is
1566s probably been a suggestion
1567s yeah and I think that's really valid
1569s especially because you said you edit a
1570s lot of your own stuff so you at least
1571s need that cursory understanding of and
1575s then you learn what it's like from an
1576s engineering standpoint to kind of go
1578s it's just taking this voice and then
1580s doing something with it it's it's
1581s clipping it it's editing out the breaths
1583s it's it's normalizing the volume it's
1585s it's under it's it's understanding where
1587s your peaks and valleys are and how you
1589s normalize all that stuff this is like
1590s there's people who are like what
1592s actually talking about look into it it's
1594s it it'll save you it it'll booked you a
1597s gig when you don't have that otherwise
1599s you don't have that knowledge I think
1601s for me going along along side the same
1603s lines of you know not trying to be a
1604s mimic so much I think mimicry when
1607s you're beginning mimicry is something
1609s that you want to do mimicry is something
1612s that we do not as children but it's like
1613s beginning beginning voice actors kind of
1615s getting into it's like oh you sound like
1617s that other actor character than Libba do
1621s you sound like that you would be good or
1623s if you have a deep voice oh you should
1625s sound good
1626s II oh you have a unique voice oh you
1628s should sound good more than anything
1631s else though not all work is character
1634s voice over work most of the work that's
1635s gonna be out there and you'd probably I
1638s probably wager about 80% of the voice of
1640s work is out there it's gonna be done
1641s with your natural voice your unaffected
1643s natural voice commercial narration
1646s audiobook especially for the narrator
1648s stuff not just the characters that come
1649s along is gonna be done with your natural
1652s voice so I would say a big tip was learn
1655s how to appreciate your actual normal
1658s conversational tone you don't have to
1660s like your voice but you have to find
1663s that your voice has value it has worth
1667s it has a place and it doesn't need to be
1670s anything other than just appreciate it
1673s for what it is then you build on the
1675s characters then you start building from
1676s that it's so inspirational by the end I
1682s say the same thing to my little tool man
1685s every night I say you can do this
1687s you can do this Gary the
1689s named Kerry you've been killing Garry's
1692s this entire time I knew it
1694s sure so I just don't met you can you
1696s just tell us a little story about the
1698s first time Nora night was directed from
1700s casting to the recording sessions so
1703s Cheryl if you want to kick that off and
1704s in George
1705s cuz George casts things in a way so it's
1708s so for me
1709s Nora Knight casting was through one of
1711s the major sights for a lot of different
1712s types of voice opportunities and I just
1715s go there like everyone else goes there
1717s and I try my little thing and I remember
1719s thinking no I actually said to my
1720s husband after this because there was no
1721s a lot of detail was there about the
1724s character but there wasn't a lot about
1725s you know who you would be working with
1727s but I told my husband after I don't care
1729s if I get it cuz that was a lot of fun to
1730s do i sat down on that mic and I was like
1732s this is fun you know I mean that's not
1734s how she sounds obviously in my head I
1737s was like so yeah so that was the my
1740s experience of doing the audition was
1742s that and I don't feel that way all the
1743s time a lot of times you're thinking
1744s about your natural voice that that's not
1746s my natural voice yeah yeah and I think I
1750s mean that shows right it's like you know
1752s if the actors having a good time with it
1754s you can tell you know and and when the
1756s actors into it the believability is
1758s there and that's the number one thing
1759s that we listen to when we get auditions
1761s in is we listen is this believable is
1763s this gonna work as it's telling the
1764s story you know and and Cheryl knocked it
1767s out of the park obviously sorry
1768s you're amazing hear you thank you
1777s we were talking about this at the brunch
1779s I was like when they know that you're
1782s here don't think you're off the hook
1799s Lucas cuz I want to know about yeah walk
1802s us through the Fortuna Neph ano so from
1805s script to recording
1806s yeah well Fortuna Nathanael we started
1814s off with a demo for the forty no con
1816s last year and then a couple months later
1818s we got into the actual the full script
1821s of it so I kind of knew a little bit
1823s from the demo about where we were gonna
1825s go with oh here's Venus and oh here's
1828s some other stuff and it's like alright
1830s cool and then I was like but I had no
1833s idea about the Solaris I had no idea
1835s about the story that was involved in
1836s that also uh Ryan who's not he was here
1841s that's fine anyway Ryan and I sat down I
1846s think it was about two hours worth of
1848s recording that we did over the phone
1850s that we literally recorded the whole bit
1854s of the Fortuna the opening mission to
1856s Fortuna where you get to meet Thursday
1859s Thursday and you to meet you to cone
1863s business it's smoked finger and rude
1865s dude and everybody and as I was again
1868s reading the whole script it's one of the
1869s great things about warframe is that they
1871s give you the whole script so I've been
1873s reading everything that's going wow look
1874s at all these characters this is so cool
1876s who are these people and then you read
1879s all this stuff and as I got further and
1881s further and further I only had one
1882s thought like nephew is a bastard I I
1886s hate myself I punch myself if I could oh
1891s I will you know just something but it
1893s just sounds if you love it so much Lucas
1895s yeah it is one of those things it's that
1897s and I've learned to appreciate that you
1900s love him so yeah you know
1901s yeah you love to hate him you love to
1903s hate him that's like I have no problem
1905s playing those characters until the day I
1906s die
1907s I have no problem but I I remember I
1913s remember specifically one line where I
1915s was just reading it out loud and I was
1918s just going like and I know what it was -
1924s it was when he called out único the
1929s floor boss and it was just like Oh
1930s finally someone with some backbone
1934s bring me your what was it bring me the
1936s 50 50 50 Solaris for Solaris for
1941s forebrain shelving you have do you get
1951s to ask like no make it more evil we want
1953s to we want to hate that oh yeah I've
1955s done that
1955s oh yeah I've had that too they're like
1956s yeah you enjoyed that too much could you
1958s like hey a lot more with that one yeah
1961s it's always the take when there's
1965s laughing in the room and you know you're
1967s just like oh my god this is crazy
1968s yeah thank you listen over-the-top sure
1970s it's here's here's your line it's a cute
1972s puppy now snap its neck yeah that's like
1974s puttin in a humerus right yeah so we
1980s have a very special video from our sound
1983s team next door you want to insure this
1984s at all or what's your what do you think
1986s what's your thinking here sorry we're
1988s gonna intro this video sure yeah yeah so
1990s yeah so so this is a bunch of behind the
1993s scenes of some of the sound design that
1995s we do for the game you'll see there's
1998s modular which if any of you who watched
2000s any of our other kind of live streams
2003s modular is a big a big thing at de these
2006s days and the de sound designers
2009s paychecks automatically get garnished to
2011s go to modular purchases but yeah so a
2015s lot of that and a lot of behind the
2017s scenes of like recording you'll see some
2019s stuff for wisp in here
2021s we're about to break some hearts for
2022s people that are a little too in love
2024s with what spicing yeah especially if you
2025s love your sounds I think there's a
2027s moment in this video that's like the the
2028s curtain gets pulled back and yeah
2030s curtain being pulled back here so this
2032s and it's the magic of sound design you
2035s know it really it's an amazing job and
2037s it's it's amazing that you get to bring
2039s life to two things that are silent and
2042s it's like okay here you go here's
2044s something that doesn't make any sound
2045s now think of a cool way to give this
2048s character or this thing a sound in the
2050s game and by the way do it differently
2053s than you did the last time right so
2055s we're always looking for new sounds the
2057s guys are always out recording things and
2060s yeah and you'll see some of that in this
2061s video you are in for a treat let's bring
2063s the house lights down make sure the
2064s sounds to the our wonderful sound team
2066s and here we go
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2344s yeah Wow Wow as a little sneak peek at
2351s some new music that's gonna be in the
2353s game and it's just a little thing about
2356s that whole thing it just reinforces the
2359s fact that you have to record many
2361s different sounds and you know the wood
2364s stuff for example who knows we may use
2366s that stuff and a gun you know the chains
2368s like it you know it doesn't have to be
2370s literal that's the one thing if you want
2372s if you're looking to get into sound
2373s design always anything that makes a
2376s sound can be anything you want it to be
2378s and it doesn't have to be the thing that
2380s it currently is which is amazing you're
2382s kind of like a Alchemist or something
2384s you're you're changing water into wine
2387s or something which is yeah which is
2390s amazing so always recording stuff and
2392s you never know what you're gonna end up
2394s using it for so a huge thank you to
2395s providing that video I mean the sound
2397s teams up here in the front row after the
2398s panel hopefully they can all go sign
2400s some autographs after this you guys do
2401s amazing work so that's awesome and again
2404s that video is such a treat to see just
2406s how things get made I know some spoilers
2408s are in there and it's gonna be amazing
2410s when people see what pretty big spoilers
2411s and yeah you'll see so I have a little
2413s trivia game but due to time in the panel
2416s to still get a Q&A and we're just gonna
2417s do the first half of the trivia which is
2419s you have to guess the warframe sound so
2422s I'm gonna play a sound that's a cap our
2424s cast of a game warframe okay as a group
2427s individually however you want you can as
2429s a group as a group um you can guess I
2433s can give you multiple choice cuz I'm not
2434s I'm not evil the Lotus is not evil yeah
2437s are you she and then we're gonna we're
2439s gonna see so here we go first power I'll
2445s give you one more play
2450s well it can't be Octavia right so I
2454s think we can just strike through that
2456s one all right
2457s all right I don't want to say I don't
2460s want to say Cora I've I only funny a
2475s good story again behind Baruch and his
2478s sound design which Willem are one of our
2481s sound designers created you know he used
2484s a lot of like rain sticks and a lot of
2487s like pieces of wood and stuff to give
2490s Baruch a kind of very tribal elemental
2492s feel and of course if you've been down
2495s to the in the museum museum you'll see
2498s something very special it was used for
2499s Baroque that Willem brought into the
2501s office one day and we were like okay
2503s he's officially gone over the deep end
2504s but it ended up working amazing so
2506s that's awesome all right number two here
2509s we go
2515s okay too easy what is the audience think
2518s think yeah
2521s Octavia yeah yeah yeah Gaara no it is
2525s Gaara that's nicely done guys
2527s yeah glass sound like Josh yeah was any
2531s glass harm the making of that sound I
2533s don't think so I think there was I
2534s wasn't
2536s was there any glass harmed than that
2537s yeah yeah but yeah we needed separate
2540s insurance policies when we bring the
2541s glass oh but you know ring you know
2544s filling a glass with water and running
2546s your finger on it and all of that kind
2548s of stuff and you know it's interesting
2550s that everybody kind of really associated
2552s that with Guerra and I think she's one
2556s of the best frames oh you're gonna get
2558s you're gonna make some fans in chat live
2560s but Guerra means all right here we go
2562s this one's tough
2563s this one's tough Wow there you guys are
2570s okay that's good I think okay Cheryl
2577s saying Rhino on this wasn't really good
2580s guess right I guess if I only played
2583s melee characters you can ask the
2588s audience if you want only newer Rhino
2589s man in the audience audience we should
2591s ask the audience
2593s [Applause]
2595s then our us is it an r6 inaros yeah is
2600s that the tube one is that the two okay
2603s all right that makes more sense that
2605s makes no sense then there you go all
2607s right we have one more sound trivia and
2610s then we're gonna sit we're gonna take
2611s about ten questions so if you guys want
2613s a lineup we'll do that so first if
2616s anyone has any questions for a sound
2617s team
2617s we'll take those after we do the final
2619s trivia an oldie but a goodie oh yeah
2635s frost I think I would hope I would yeah
2641s that sounds like nice stuff yeah we went
2644s out recorded a lips a frost means I'm
2646s like I know that's real ice used in the
2652s making of that yeah definitely and see
2653s that's the thing to like sometimes the
2655s real thing is the real thing and it's up
2657s to you to kind of put it together and
2659s weave it into something new and exciting
2661s and you know give it a personality and a
2664s life so yeah so we're gonna do about
2666s five minutes of questions and then there
2669s is another panel after us so we want to
2670s get enough time to set up so we'll
2672s happily take our first question just let
2673s us know your name and then your question
2675s bring the mic up nice and close my alias
2678s is my mind is stable and excellent thank
2684s you what collection of programs or a
2688s program do you use to make all the
2691s sounds that you do for this game yeah so
2694s the game engine that we use is our own
2696s engine which is amazing we've developed
2698s that over many years that plays a big
2700s role in it
2701s but then we use a variety of programs we
2704s use Pro Tools we use Reaper and just
2707s about every plug-in Under the Sun you
2709s know you just got to try different
2710s things but it's not as much about that
2713s as it is about your imagination you know
2716s you could use audacity if you want man
2717s if that's what works honestly like you
2720s don't need crazy amount of expensive
2722s gear you just you need more the more the
2724s thing you need is your imagination
2726s and that's the most important thing so
2727s thank you for thank all right next
2730s question
2730s hello again we meet again nephew how are
2733s you doing good I have to just say I've
2736s not done anything professionals I
2738s haven't done anything professional since
2739s last we spoke
2740s okay I'm supposed to be doing stuff but
2742s to uh I'm creating your name I'm sorry
2744s Carol
2745s Norwich George I'm I'm my my true skills
2750s are in writing and even though I can do
2753s voices I another audio stuff I'm more
2756s apt into the writing pictures of it what
2760s would I do if I would be a sound
2762s designer like how would I put that my
2764s skills to the test so what would you do
2766s to be a sound designer yeah as just as a
2769s writer the transition as a writer zone
2771s yeah um you know I think there are
2773s parallels there for sure you know
2775s because again you're using your
2776s imagination you're using your creativity
2778s to make something that didn't exist
2779s before and that's all the sound design
2781s is is its taking your taking words and
2784s you're putting them together to make you
2787s know of something beautiful and that's
2789s what you do a sound design you're taking
2790s all these separate sounds you're putting
2792s them together and you're making
2793s something completely new out of it so
2795s again it's just it's like just start
2798s doing it and the more you do it the
2800s better you'll get honestly so yeah and
2802s before I hand this off Neff I'm working
2805s on a project in the background and
2806s you're the one the main antagonists I
2809s I'm I'm on pins and needles oh you're
2814s gonna try to retaking I Oh after rebels
2816s take it from you I'm looking forward to
2820s it yeah I'll check the forms man thanks
2824s bozo
2825s Preston three two one back here back
2828s you're pressed how's your foot have you
2829s healed since we last not know the
2831s frickin corpus still took in I had to
2832s replace it forever um I got question the
2837s more my favorite characters is tava gore
2841s especially with the combination of voice
2843s and thus correct when can we see him
2847s again because I just love the cool well
2849s yeah what can we see him again
2851s can we we like to give honest answers
2857s yeah I don't think there's anything
2859s planned right now but you know I mean
2862s she'll come back cuz well my fav that
2865s one some of the best lines is from that
2867s limited time event dude on to the Ford
2870s yeah I got to mock myself that was the
2877s best part of that entire line I was like
2879s can I knew exactly how he was gonna say
2881s that line so I'm like how am I gonna
2883s make fun of myself oh I know exactly how
2884s I'm gonna do yeah I mean he had one for
2887s a frickin Aled the jellyfish and huapi
2890s jellyfish yeah
2892s washed up on the beach now those lines
2896s man I'd love to see another 2min of her
2898s Gore event like that we're actually only
2903s have time for one more question I'm so
2905s sorry so this will be the last question
2906s hello my username is wily 383 and my
2910s question after watching that video was
2912s how exactly do you come up with the
2914s different ways to make the sounds that
2916s you use because some of those are just
2918s insanely creative how do you come up
2920s with that you just have to keep doing it
2922s and do it all the time and you know like
2925s as a sound designer you're walking
2926s through the world and you're always
2927s listening for things and you're always
2929s observing things it's a great example I
2931s remember at the LCBO
2934s here in town I don't for anybody you
2937s know it's the the liquor store I don't
2939s go there much but they have they they
2942s have these sliding doors the automatic
2945s doors and I remember us a few years ago
2947s it just made this it was kind of like
2949s broken and it made this really
2951s interesting kind of opening sound and I
2953s stopped like what I was doing and I went
2956s and I got my recorder and I went back
2958s and I stood outside the store with the
2960s recorder and people walking by and
2962s looking at me and imma care whatever so
2964s you know you you need to capture that
2966s sound and you're like I don't have a use
2967s for that right now but I'll probably use
2969s it somewhere at some point in time like
2971s you want it in the library
2972s it goes like it's like it's like going
2977s to its gets like going to a sale going
2978s like I don't need this right now but I'm
2981s gonna buy it I'll find a use for
2985s Yeah right or you just have to write
2988s those lines down when you get them and
2989s you'll have a part that you can write
2991s for someone later yeah it's like keeping
2993s a diary or or anything right it's like
2995s you collect it and then you know and
2997s funny enough to like you remember to
2999s it's like you collect it you put it away
3000s you forget about it and then there's an
3002s opportunity where think I you know what
3004s that sound would be great here and and
3006s then you go and you find it and you use
3008s it and so yeah huge round of applause
3011s for our panelists and question answer
3012s thank you guys so much
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