I literally spent the last few days working on this non-stop, hardly breaking to eat. I did the first 30 recording on a full day without sleep, and the latter literally without doing anything else for hours. There were 177 requests in total.
But I won't have the time to do stuff like this soon, so I'm enjoying it while I can! Thank you for all your wonderful submissions, and joshlol phanact and admin, we're a ship now.
1: Brevity. As much as we'd both like to croon for hours, each sound clip is limited to 15 seconds. A sexy voice doesn't need a lot of time to woo.
2: Winner will be decided by thumb count accumulated over every individual submission.
3: We will go until we can no longer reply to each other.
4: If by the time we can no longer reply, we are inequal in submissions, whoever is left with another one to do will simply reply to the original submission with a '>>' to the previous submission.
Winning will be its own reward, and I will pm you about the penalty for losing.
When I am ready, I will allow you to start us off.
I'm a little disappointed. I expected a sexy female voice. Like Serana from Skyrim or something. Still an amazing job though. You could easily get a job as a voice actor.
Recording was the fun part! As you can see though, out of these past few days, only 42 minutes of it all was recording.
The rest was painstakingly re-downloading every sound file, screenshotting every comment, resizing every comment in editing, and categorizing them all as I went.
That's actually a question I've always wanted to ask: as a visual artist, does drawing ever feel like work? For me, making a video is usually really fun when I'm making it up as I go along, but when I have a clear goal in mind (especially when all the entertainment has already been done and I'm just polishing) it feels like work to me.
It's kinda the same as your situation. Drawing is the fun part, it takes me anywhere from 15-45 minutes to do a panel. The work-part is coloring and polishing. It adds at least an hour to every comic I make, and I always scour for any white pixels I might've missed.