Do you want the next 8 PAGES of Black Ball, right now! The Anthony "1920s Radio Announcer Voice" Thread starter King of Depew; Start date Apr 18, 2005; 1; 2; Next. The announcer for the first radio program ever to be broadcast—a reading and violin recital of O Holy Night on Christmas Eve, 1906—had a rather undistinguished voice. As one of the most successful clubs in Major League Baseball, the New York Yankees are also one of its oldest teams. It's so fucking funny, the "Lucky Strike" guy? Facts about the 1920's Radio for kids 1920s Radios 1: The Radio Industry in America began in 1913 when American engineer, Edwin Armstrong, invented a special circuit that made long-range radio transmission of voice and music practical. Depending on what you’re looking for, the term announcer may take on different meanings. Audio slideshow exploring the history of Broadcasting House December 1932 - King George V addresses the Empire. Do you my parents to be proud of me? I have had moderate success in logic by using a wah pedal, fuzzbox and a vinyl audio plugin, but it's not exactly the same thing. You could be looking for an announcer from the golden years of radio, which has a certain sound to it. Active 9 months ago. Apr 18, 2005 #1. King George V was the first British monarch to broadcast on radio. George Gray, announcer for the popular game show The Price is Right since 2011, is in the hospital after suffering a total of three heart attacks in the past week. Apr 19, 2005 #26.
He is famous for the various announcements over the park PA for parades, shows, and special events as well as being heard in various Disneyland TV specials, commercials, and Cast Member training videos. Horas was inspired by Slix Vigma. I was wondering how to get that vintage old fashioned 1930s -1950s radio broadcast and/or late 1940s or 1950s style recording for spoken word. It doesn't matter what it is.
1 of 2 Go to page. I will record a vintage announcer voice over for you! It could be a newsreel, a classroom presentation, a "how to build this aircraft" video from WWII, anything. The Mid-Atlantic accent, or Transatlantic accent, is a purposefully cultivated accent of English that blends together the most prestigious features of American and British English (specifically Received Pronunciation for the latter). Most of the traditional text to speech programs only give you an output in a boring computerized voice that can be very hard to listen to. Great for: Comedic retro radio or tv commercials; Old time radio kitsch effect in YouTube videos, comedy sketches and spoofs How would you create an old fashioned sounding voice like you hear on old black & white films or old vinyl records? How to find out, and whether you should care.