The Tori-bot wrote:Big Momma wrote:jda95 wrote:
Fixed.
Whoops!
I personally think it sounded better the way it was. Sounded more snarky and sarcastic.

Gotta agree with you there.
Well, remember how I said I was gonna do Piccolo closer to Scott McNeil style? I tried imitating it, but I think I failed, so I hope at least it's in spirit of Mr. McNeil's Piccolo. I wanna know you guys think. I was also thinking about making fun of the Portuguese version of Piccolo.
Piccolo Voice Example (It's the Let that Child Alone scene):
http://www.mediafire.com/?j4ukyumkilc
SSJ Helldog wrote:I remember hating Vegeta's voice for the longest time back in the day, but it seemed like I was alone there, so I always try to imitate the (second) dub voice. My natural voice is deep (my Gohan is me trying to raise it slightly), so maybe I'll try to make a different Vegeta dub. Although, I think one of the main reasons DBZ abridged succeeds is because the voices are so similar that it creates resonance with the dub fans (or at least those who are accustomed to it like me.)
What do you guys think a proper American-English-speaking Vegeta should sound like?
Well, at the VAA for Vegeta auditions for the serious DBGT Fandub, here's the guideline I put. But, I gave up looking for a Vegeta there, most of the auditions were just Sabat imitations, when I clearly stated no Sabat imitations please.
Voice Type: Deep, Arrogant, Cocky, etc. DON'T imitate the Dub, you can try the Japanese, I just think for once there should be a Vegeta that doesn't sound like Chris Sabat or Brian Drummond (No, offense to them.).