damn I thought it was one of those text-to-speech programs for a sec

there's some pretty classic voices on this, you should email one of them

http://www.archive.org/details/20000_leagues_under_the_seas_librivox

try track 2, 25, 35, 37

there was some other reader on some other story who sounded classic too but in more of a GANDALF way than gravelly-sounding

I think part 35 is the same guy who said VEGETABLE HUMMUS and I don't know it just makes me laugh the way he says it

Edit: http://www.archive.org/details/aesop_fables_volume_nine_librivox yeah 6 was the gandalf-sounding guy although he sounds more like THE BRAIN now that I think of it

also I thought it might've been a text-to-speech program because it's mono (only in one channel anyway) and the excerpt seemed like the right kind of length like using some shareware and the limit is 300 characters or something

oh sorry, you chose an excerpt for him, I thought he did for a sample clip

this is fantastic i think you should use it

just turn your story into a beach romance novel and you're all set

what?  no.

Haha. I love how he sighs eyes in "and his eyes burned too."
There was alot of feeling right there. Of seduction to wild, steamy sex.

He's got a loose wire in his condenser mic.

Most audio books are pretty neutral

then you're listening to the shit ones

couch are you still looking for people, I want to try this.

You can try if you'd like haha.  I'm thinking about not even doing a recorded reading anymore though.

But yeah, sure, send me a clip.  I'll check it out.

[mp3]http://pub.gamingw.net/37054/couch.mp3[/mp3]

here's some I just recorded never done this before (I do radio commercials but nothing of this scale), i said wisp instead of whisk 

its raw i didn't normalize anything