Read By the Author - We want out! shouted the prisoners.

Issue

Multiple voices at once

Example

The hometeam fans started their chant for Muskovich, the star. “Moose! Moose! Moose! Moose!”

Guidelines

Several people are shouting, or a crowd is chanting together. What do you do?

Do this in the narrator's voice. There is no individual speaking here. If appropriate, read the dialogue a bit louder.

However if a series of separate voices are heard, then each of them should sound a bit different from the narrator, and a bit different from the voice just before. “Let me out!” “Me, too.” Stay within a reasonable range so you don't draw too much attention to the voice differences.

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Read By The Author HomePage Foreword Part One Core Concepts Your Vocal Toolkit Prepare Your Text How do I handle THAT? Part Two Assembling Your Team Structuring Multiple Sessions Part Three Final Preparations Minus 10 and Counting While You're Recording Retakes Wrapping it up edit SideBar	Issue Multiple voices at once Example The hometeam fans started their chant for Muskovich, the star. “Moose! Moose! Moose! Moose!” Guidelines Several people are shouting, or a crowd is chanting together. What do you do? Do this in the narrator's voice. There is no individual speaking here. If appropriate, read the dialogue a bit louder. However if a series of separate voices are heard, then each of them should sound a bit different from the narrator, and a bit different from the voice just before. “Let me out!” “Me, too.” Stay within a reasonable range so you don't draw too much attention to the voice differences.
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