i don't get it
voice acting is serious business
Did Hayter do the same voice for Snake and BB, or did he make them sound different?
He made BB sound the same as MGS1/2 Solid Snake, but obviously not MGS 4's.
Quote from: Le Mon man on July 28, 2015, 04:57:58 PMDid Hayter do the same voice for Snake and BB, or did he make them sound different?He made BB sound the same as MGS1/2 Solid Snake, but obviously not MGS 4's.
That's dumb.They shouldn't have sounded the same.
why shouldn't they sound the sameisn't solid snake big boss's clone or some shit
Quote from: Le Mon man on July 28, 2015, 05:04:12 PMThat's dumb.They shouldn't have sounded the same.No, Luciana is mistaken. He made no distinction between BB and Solid Snake. It was, like I said, a gradual change over time, probably not intentional. But yeah, they shouldn't have sounded the same.
Quote from: Verbatim on July 28, 2015, 05:08:56 PMwhy shouldn't they sound the sameisn't solid snake big boss's clone or some shitso?you don't inherit how you soundthat's like saying identical twins should sound the same after living on opposite sides of the world for half their lives
so?you don't inherit how you soundthat's like saying identical twins should sound the same after living on opposite sides of the world for half their lives
Quote from: Le Mon man on July 28, 2015, 05:11:16 PMso?you don't inherit how you soundthat's like saying identical twins should sound the same after living on opposite sides of the world for half their livesWell that last point is kind of irrelevant as Solid grew up in the same part of the BB did...I mean, being a clone of someone would mean that you'd have the same vocal chords as your clone, so in reality, you'd probably sound like them. I think that's how they got away with Liquid sounding different. He grew up in Britain.
Quote from: Snake on July 28, 2015, 05:17:18 PMQuote from: Le Mon man on July 28, 2015, 05:11:16 PMso?you don't inherit how you soundthat's like saying identical twins should sound the same after living on opposite sides of the world for half their livesWell that last point is kind of irrelevant as Solid grew up in the same part of the BB did...I mean, being a clone of someone would mean that you'd have the same vocal chords as your clone, so in reality, you'd probably sound like them. I think that's how they got away with Liquid sounding different. He grew up in Britain.There's other factors that affect your voice, like damage and smoking
Hayter was good but I don't think he'd fit at all in TPP.
Quote from: Verbatim on July 28, 2015, 05:08:56 PMwhy shouldn't they sound the sameisn't solid snake big boss's clone or some shitYeah, "they're clones". But not really.Solid got BB's dominant genes, Liquid got BB's recessive genes. Solidus got a mixture of dominant/recessive genes (whichever ones were superior. "A well balanced masterpiece", he was called.) So none of them are really clones of BB, as to be a perfect clone would mean an identical genetic template.And not to mention that these games make a point of giving each of BB's "sons" different voices. Liquid doesn't sound like Solid, none of them sound like Solidus. . .
Quote from: Snake on July 28, 2015, 05:14:48 PMQuote from: Verbatim on July 28, 2015, 05:08:56 PMwhy shouldn't they sound the sameisn't solid snake big boss's clone or some shitYeah, "they're clones". But not really.Solid got BB's dominant genes, Liquid got BB's recessive genes. Solidus got a mixture of dominant/recessive genes (whichever ones were superior. "A well balanced masterpiece", he was called.) So none of them are really clones of BB, as to be a perfect clone would mean an identical genetic template.And not to mention that these games make a point of giving each of BB's "sons" different voices. Liquid doesn't sound like Solid, none of them sound like Solidus. . . scientifically, this made me cringe.The one receiving only recessive traits would most likely have some sort of disability/disorders and the one receiving only dominant genes would probably have extra appendages or fucked up digits unless bb was like genetically perfect.