In Part 1, we discussed how to prepare yourself for creating an audio file for a video or an audio presentation with character voices. In Part 2, we will complete this discussion.
For this second recording method, you need to read each characters lines one after the other, in other words, read all of Toms lines first, then Dicks lines, then Harrys. That way you can apply each voices settings to all the lines for that character at once. Just highlight the beginning of Toms lines, drag to the end of Toms lines, and then apply the morphing settings to them in one click. The tedious part will be cutting and pasting them all back together in the right order. You do this by highlighting the words, cutting them and then clicking where they are to be inserted and pasting them. I prefer doing it this way. For one reason, it allows you to apply any inflections or accents or speech affects to the characters dialog all at once, rather than trying to switch it each time a different character speaks. For instance, if one character is a female, you will find that softening your voice will make it easier to alter the voice and have it still sound female. If one character has an...
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