In theory, for consistency/ease of understanding who is speaking I kind of like everyone doing all of their lines in everyone's parts. I guess this would be my preference style wise, but I'm really totally fine with whatever is decided. I definitely agree that it would be A LOT more work for everyone to do it this way.
A possible negative to consider for this method is that we probably won't all have quite the same sound to our recordings due to recording in different places with different ambient noise and equipment and such....any differences will probably be much more noticeable if we are editing different sounding lines together versus whole sections being slightly different. I'm sure this is correctable in editing, but could also be more work.
Really, as long as there are enough cues in the story to keep straight who's speaking I don't think people will have trouble following even with different readers doing the voices in their own sections.
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Date: 2013-07-24 06:38 am (UTC)A possible negative to consider for this method is that we probably won't all have quite the same sound to our recordings due to recording in different places with different ambient noise and equipment and such....any differences will probably be much more noticeable if we are editing different sounding lines together versus whole sections being slightly different. I'm sure this is correctable in editing, but could also be more work.
Really, as long as there are enough cues in the story to keep straight who's speaking I don't think people will have trouble following even with different readers doing the voices in their own sections.