So I was doing a lot of brainstorming last night, and I came to a conclusion that would lead to the completion of my level in progress (:omg:) . However, I will need help with it. So, I turn my friendly, imploring eyes to the friendly, SW loving folks of Massassi (You're out there somewhere, I know it! ;)). What I am looking for is someone who has the software to make your voice sound like it has that filter over it a stormtrooper would. In short, what I'm asking for is a voice actor for stormtroopers, and if possible, other baddies. Anyone who would like to help out is really appreciated, I have the lines for you. PM me if you're interested, or just tell me here in this thread.

Thanks in advance!

I have something that can do it. I'll see if I can make it sound filtery.

SAJN use to do some good voice action, if I recall.

erm, does my british accent rule me out?
If I can find my microphone before tomorrow i can do it then, otherwise u'll have to wait about 2 weeks.

if(getThingFlags(source) & 0x8){
  do her}
elseif(getThingFlags(source) & 0x4){
  do other babe}
else{
  do a dude}

You can be other baddies as stormtroopers were American and the officers were English.

There was never a comedy Scottish wookie.

I was thinking WWII when I read this post. I was so confused for 2 seconds.

An officer's voice would be totally welcome. So whoever wants to actually help out, let me know and what character(s) you can be, and I'll dream up a dialogue.

I can't seem to get that right staticy sound. Doesn't anyone have some post-processing software?

Uh, Google for tutorials? There's got to be plenty of ways.

Sounds like Zell's job not ours.

My job to do what? I don't know what you're asking for.

stop being an ***

http://tinyurl.com/55a8vw

I can do British, American and Australian accents. I can do recordings of whatever you might want.

edit: Looks like my software can do stormtrooper voices just fine.

Yeah, my software's bandpass filter isn't strong enough to do stormtroopers.

Audacity > Equalization

Cut it between about 500Hz and 2.5kHz.

Wow.

I'll gladly help out with voicing but I'll need to be directed to the software (and no, I haven't read the rest of the thread yet)