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Congratulations to @ceroro for the Bat to the Heavens game release! Have a small fanart.
thunkless mouthwashing character drawings
Summer in Japan by 空に青
I've been getting nonstop sick this season lol
Art for MOTI's A Mother's Love - With Lyrics.
Are you alright with people using your art as pfps on social media? (e.g with credit or not at all)
Thanks for asking!
Yes, as long as credit is listed, it's fine.
i've developed these loud/violent dad sneezes over recent times (over the past 1, maybe 2-3 years? I sure don't know time) I wish I can control it, but they possess me like a violent bullet train to the head. (I cover my mouth, don't take the last panel too literally.)
These two original songs were my big personal projects throughout March / April.
Who's Hotter?
Arataka Reigen (Mob Psycho 100)
Senshi (Dungeon Meshi)
That's not fair.
Senshi only won because he has panty shots.
I had the chance to lend my voice to Ortega in a fandub of Pokemon Scarlet - Violet.
He's not my usual vocal typecast - very fun to play a rich bratty kid.
You can check out the dub here:
Art for MOTI's Fever Pitch - With Lyrics.
Hello steel I noticed that you haven't posted colored pictures of Denki Sai for a long time.So I have a question:What color is his monitor case?This confused me when I want to create fanarts about him and every time he looks a different color.It also looks different from different fans.According to the existing pictures,is it Black&Dark grey plastic or Metallic color like Silver?Or even White?I have been curious about this question for a while,I hope you can solve my doubts
Hi Littlebu,
Thanks for reaching out. The most up to date standing art I have of him is on his UTAU page.
To answer your question simply, his monitor casing is a type of plastic and medium-gray. There's shine, but it's meant to be about the same level of plastic hard-shell reflectivity. A metal casing would be heavy on one's head.
"What interesting weather today."
journal doodle for today (vday)
Will Magnus show up again?
alas no, much as with Madras, Magnus has 'graduated' from the World of Make Believe and has left for his own existence outside of that realm! it's a bittersweet thing, but also as both are characters that belong to other creators (who very kindly allowed me to feature them as extravagant cameos in TPoH) it feels correct as a resolution
hey all I need. a better recording set up. I've been using Audacity and I'm starting to think I need to pony up and get me an actual recording program so if anyone has any suggestions I'm open (I tend to record on my pc laptop, because my poor old mac is overheating and is just about hanging in there for my drawing work alone)
I also don't have anywhere soundproof in this house to record (and I don't think I can make one...), have tried the blanket over the head technique before and will again but if anyone has any better work arounds I'm struggling here fr
Hi Mod! Reblogging to explain my recommendations (with images) since I actually have worked through a lot of solutions for this type of problem as a singer/VA over the years.
Are you referring to "Sound Treatment", rather than Soundproofing?(Unless you deal with tons of external noise where you live, in that case I apologize if I misconstrued your post) Soundproofing is the structural alteration that you add to your walls to give it the "soundproof" quality. (basically, blocks outer noise from coming in) It's a construction-level process done by using insulation (like foam), acoustic caulking, drywall, and more.
Sound Treatment is adding alterations to your interior walls (such as acoustic foam panels, that's usually the most common approach) in the space that you record in to absorb acoustic reflections caused by your voice (or instruments you play), and reduce room reverb. You can mount them easily using the double sided command strip tape and it shouldn't cause major issues to your walls.
If you can't do that, I have a few other answers; For relatively affordable, compact, space saving solutions, or situations where you cannot put anything on the walls; Mic Shield: I have used a microphone shield in the past - they do a pretty good job absorbing immediate reflections, and there's smaller shield sizes you can look into too.
Mic Isolation Ball: I was testing out a mic isolation ball foam cover that worked quite well in a pinch, too. This particular model comes with a pop filter included. (Usually, pop filters are separate, but also usually an important accompaniment to your recording set up)
Mic Foam Box: You can also buy (or build your own) foam box, which is also a popular solution for many VAs.
If possible I also recommend investing in a shock mount if you already don't have one.
This will help protect against further noise disruptions that potentially come from any physical bumps/knocks against the mic during recording, as well as audio interference. (the mount's design keeps your mic suspended/ floating away from other physical equipment). In a pinch, covering yourself with a blanket does very well with the purpose of absorbing sound, but I highly recommend against it for longer recordings for obvious reasons (losing oxygen, overheating), and breathing / being comfortable is crucial to voice acting well. When it comes to recording software, Audacity does its job fine as a barebones program and I still use it if I need to record a quick clip of something. You can fine tune what it's capable of with diving into better settings research or plugins.
If its a concern of needing to do more, REAPER is well featured as a fully functional DAW (digital audio workstation) while being accessible (free/long trial), and of course recording in it is a breeze too - I highly recommend that program. Adobe Audition is handy to have if you need to enhance and edit the sound recordings more directly.
My three characters in varied romantic situations with @miss-goggles's one character. (over the span of different timelines/universes). Secret Santa 2023 (New Year Ver.)