CutToTheChase's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Will Rescue for Food]

Amazing work! Great mixing and wonderful voice acting, I also like the little echo on Super Guy's voice lol XD Has a great script as well, kept me interested the entire time :P

[Acoustic Man]

I really enjoyed this :P It made me laugh the entire time lol XD It was a great mixture of voices that made it easy to tell who was who which I really thought was great :D and the guy that randomly said things in the background was hilarious XD This has to be one of my favorite submissions so far, I especially like the guitar and such in there, was that you playing the guitar?

SonicWombat responds:

Thanks for the awesome review, dude!
And yeah, that was me. ^_^

[I LIKE YOUR HAT]

Wow

I so wanna learn how to play this on my accordion XD

[Amagon- The Forest]

BOOM.

this sounds AMAZING. I could listen to this for days lol XD

Cristo responds:

yay 2 reviews, thanks for listening

[Voice Acting Demo Banglab]

Cool

I think you really have some potential here :) It's especially good your getting a new microphone because the mic quality on here was really distracting, you have a pretty good voice range (though I can obviously tell that chipmunk voice was edited, just saying :P) I think you've got to be a little stronger with your voices, because in the first two voices you were almost slipping into your regular voice, but fixing that just requires a lot of practice. Also your first voice when he said stuff sometimes I had trouble understanding him, so you might want to work on articulation with your voices so that people can understand what the characters are saying at times (unless it is part of the character to be less understandable) and on a last note, a simple tip with voice acting demos is that you should record all the different voice skits your putting in there and combine them after your done recording them (That way you can work on the skit until you find it suitable) and make it quickly and smoothly transition into each one (You know, without rambling because rambling in the middle of your demo is usually considered unprofessional) other than that you did a good job :) I hope to hear more from you soon.

[VA Demo Reel 2011]

Good

Good job overall, though there are a couple of things I saw that I think you could improve on. At the beginning of the demo you used at least three different lines that seemed to have the same voice, and something to keep in mind is that in a VA demo you need to try to show your range and the other voices that you have as much as possible, because it gets redundant after you use the same voice. But, you did start doing different voices near the middle which was good.
Also, you could add more emotion to some of your lines, because in some of them your voice was a bit monotone and it made it unconvincing at times, like when you went "I can't go on anymore, not after letting everyone down." you could add a little bit more emotion, just remember as a voice actor you want to make the character your voicing as convincing as possible.
Another thing to keep in mind, always do voices your comfortable with and that come naturally. Like the voice you did with "Ya'll laughed at me!" it sounded like you were struggling to do it and the laugh sounded like it was difficult to get out. If you really feel like doing a voice your not comfortable with, just practice with it until its gotten to a point where it becomes comfortable ( or if it never happens, you've just got to realize that you probably just can't do that voice :\)
Some good points are that you seem like you have a great range to start with in voice acting, you just need to practice voices and voice acting techniques as much as possible, because any practicing with voice acting helps to strengthen your voice and help you make the existing voices you have better. So I wish you the best of luck and I hope this critique helped :)

Draconicsama responds:

I will keep this in mind I appreciate the advice complete, I think this one can be chalked up to nerves really as I was nervous the entire time of the recording.