[Webcomic Fandub] Out of Placers Recast
Mairujyat for Lopin
A fairly successful street merchant (at least in terms of merchants who scavenge their wares from along the beachline), Lopin is well-spoken for a yinglet, and despite his courteous and preening personality, he knows how to defend his turf.
He is a fancy lad.
Lopen's yinglet accent will be a little less harsh than the more generic yinglets, even having a little bit less trouble making the "th" sound but more coming out as a "zh" rather than just a "z". Optomistic and energetic but a little slow witted he will have a voice that's a bit higher for a male yinglet, borderline female but still having enough masculine tones.
(Sales Pitch) Hellohello, proud humans! Zhe beach-sands are generous today, and I have some lovely- (cut off) (P-10)
(Happy leaving) You are a kind human mister Kassen, if you need any more goodstuffs, just call for Lopin! ... Zhat is me.(P-11)
(Happy) It is obvious! You are so so worried about her, so much want to protect! People with no fur are so worried about zheir skin being seen wizhout clozhes, but you still ran here right away to see what was wrong! (1-57)
A very good audition with clear quality and the accent actually does fit with his appearance. The only suggestion I would make to improve this would to be to accent the yinglet details a bit more with more exagerated tongue movements and trying to speak a bit more with the front of your mouth. Overall though a really solid audition ^^. A small side note it is more pronounced like lope-in with a soft I sound.
Yeah, I can definitely try going a bit harder on the 'L' sounds as well as get some more focused lip-movements going on! Thanks for the input, and do let me know if you want me to re-record or anything else!
(((external link: https://instaud.io/private/c9e5aaa597273b183ba1f1cf42fe5ae91500301d ))) So I just wanted to update my audition, as I did a bit of practicing over the last week or so trying to punctuate the consonants and really working on more flexible mouth movements; I think it's going in a good-ish direction! I also tried speeding up the audio by about 5%, which can be heard in the second half of the recording. Even though it's a bit unorthodox, if it's not too much trouble, please consider this as part of my audition proper!