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I am looking for both a male and female voice to give a MTV-like hip delivery. The goal here is to make it sound exciting, but not perky…..like I said, think hip and upbeat. It's for CBT Audio for a SuperMarket. Please e-mail me a link to a demo for the client to review.
Female:
Here’s how your scanner works. As you drag items over the scanner glass, a light beam reads the barcode.
After the scanner has read the barcode, the information is sent to the main computer and matched with a price and description.
The price and description is what you will see appear on the cashier display.
Male: You’ll get different kinds of signals when you are scanning items. Some signals you’ll see, some you’ll hear, and some you’ll get a printed message.
Visual signals are lights on the scale. If the light turns green, the item scanned. If the light turned red, scan the item a second time.
Another signal is the scanner beep. When there is a good scan, you’ll hear a single beep like this.
When there is a bad scan or an error, you’ll hear a single beep like this.
Remember, attempt to scan items twice before you key in the UPC code. Let’s take a closer look at how to key in a UPC code when an item will not scan.
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Female:
Here’s how your scanner works. As you drag items over the scanner glass, a light beam reads the barcode.
After the scanner has read the barcode, the information is sent to the main computer and matched with a price and description.
The price and description is what you will see appear on the cashier display.
Male: You’ll get different kinds of signals when you are scanning items. Some signals you’ll see, some you’ll hear, and some you’ll get a printed message.
Visual signals are lights on the scale. If the light turns green, the item scanned. If the light turned red, scan the item a second time.
Another signal is the scanner beep. When there is a good scan, you’ll hear a single beep like this.
When there is a bad scan or an error, you’ll hear a single beep like this.
Remember, attempt to scan items twice before you key in the UPC code. Let’s take a closer look at how to key in a UPC code when an item will not scan.
Dec 30, 2005 12:36:51 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Jan 06, 2006 00:00:00 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) No (click here to learn more about
)
Closed
169
26
0 direct invitation(s) have been sent by the voice seeker resulting in 0 audition(s) and/or proposal(s) so far.
Project Parameters
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English - North American
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Young Adult Female OR Young Adult Male
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There are no special pre-, post-, or production requirements for this project.
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FULL SCRIPT FOR PRICING REFERENCE ONLY
Female:
Here’s how your scanner works. As you drag items over the scanner glass, a light beam reads the barcode.
After the scanner has read the barcode, the information is sent to the main computer and matched with a price and description.
The price and description is what you will see appear on the cashier display.
Male: You’ll get different kinds of signals when you are scanning items. Some signals you’ll see, some you’ll hear, and some you’ll get a printed message.
Visual signals are lights on the scale. If the light turns green, the item scanned. If the light turned red, scan the item a second time.
Another signal is the scanner beep. When there is a good scan, you’ll hear a single beep like this.
When there is a bad scan or an error, you’ll hear a single beep like this.
Remember, attempt to scan items twice before you key in the UPC code. Let’s take a closer look at how to key in a UPC code when an item will not scan.
Female:
Here’s how your scanner works. As you drag items over the scanner glass, a light beam reads the barcode.
After the scanner has read the barcode, the information is sent to the main computer and matched with a price and description.
The price and description is what you will see appear on the cashier display.
Male: You’ll get different kinds of signals when you are scanning items. Some signals you’ll see, some you’ll hear, and some you’ll get a printed message.
Visual signals are lights on the scale. If the light turns green, the item scanned. If the light turned red, scan the item a second time.
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Female:
Here’s how your scanner works. As you drag items over the scanner glass, a light beam reads the barcode.
After the scanner has read the barcode, the information is sent to the main computer and matched with a price and description.
The price and description is what you will see appear on the cashier display.
Male: You’ll get different kinds of signals when you are scanning items. Some signals you’ll see, some you’ll hear, and some you’ll get a printed message.
Visual signals are lights on the scale. If the light turns green, the item scanned. If the light turned red, scan the item a second time.
Another signal is the scanner beep. When there is a good scan, you’ll hear a single beep like this.
When there is a bad scan or an error, you’ll hear a single beep like this.
Remember, attempt to scan items twice before you key in the UPC code. Let’s take a closer look at how to key in a UPC code when an item will not scan.
Female:
Here’s how your scanner works. As you drag items over the scanner glass, a light beam reads the barcode.
After the scanner has read the barcode, the information is sent to the main computer and matched with a price and description.
The price and description is what you will see appear on the cashier display.
Male: You’ll get different kinds of signals when you are scanning items. Some signals you’ll see, some you’ll hear, and some you’ll get a printed message.
Visual signals are lights on the scale. If the light turns green, the item scanned. If the light turned red, scan the item a second time.
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