When Video Games Go Bad... (Let's Talk Glitches in Retro Games!)

[foxhack]

Don't make me edit your posts, scott!

[scott]

You shared it on the forum earlier. They are good videos, and I enjoyed them.

[kokonami]

Hey hey hey, Foxhack! I have to say I enjoyed those videos too. I dunno why you wouldn't be happy with them. They're simple but interesting glitches!

Plus, that topic, I'll be reading that one later. Cx

[foxhack]

I hate my voice.

[kokonami]

I hate my voice.

I do too, mostly because my built-in microphone on my laptop is garbage...
'Tis the only reason I've never pursued my interest into doing Let's Plays. :/

[dstone]

I hate my voice.

I think your voice sounds fine. Perhaps a bit of tweaking on an EQ (boost the low end a touch and perhaps bump up a little of the highs to open up the sound) and it would sound better to your ear. That said, it took me forever to get used to hearing my voice on TV - EQ'ed or not. I think part of it is you have a preconceived notion of what your voice *should* sound like which includes a boost of certain frequencies that are transferred through your jaw to your ear. When you hear yourself through some sort of a playback device it will be quite a bit more dull in those specific frequencies than what you're used to hearing.