Isn't it funny how the voices we've heard on the radio really don't work in real-life. I mean, think of the voices from any era of radio. They sound so fake....and yet, at the time, every producer wants people with that sound.
Posted: Thu May 08, 2008, 08:17 (GMT) Post subject:
LOL!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing.
This made me think of one particular family in Denmark, let's call them... "The Voiceson's".
Now, Voiceson Sr. has been one of the top-voices of the industry for decades. He's currently heard daily as the promo voice for a particular tv-network's channel "1".
His daughter, Ms. Voiceson, has been one of the top female voices for about 8 or 9 years. She is also heard daily as the promo voice for the same network's channel "2".
Her husband, who actually took the Voiceson name when they got married so we can call him Voiceson Jr., is now the promo voice for the network's channel "3".
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Jacob Ekstroem
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Wish I'd thought of that....
