Duffy Weber

ACCENTS: Russain, Irish, Spanish (semi-fluent speaker), Cuban-accented English, British (RP and other), Australian, African (continent), Jamaican, German, French (this one's probably more suited for a cartoon than anything serious), Japanese (some fluency, too), Southern drawl, New York, Texas, Canada/Northern U.S., and many, many more! Also can perform styles that aren't "Accents" per sé, such as: Bad Dubbing "Your Kung-Fu Is Weak." Mr. Haney/Pat Buttram-esque warble Nerd lisp "Schure! I can inschtall the schoftware!" 1920's radio announcer/radio actor. Soft spoken German scientist Anti-hero ("Beat the bad guy? *sigh* Let's get this over with...") New York wise guy Loud and brash Shy and soft spoken Commanding Cartoon Villain/Hero Wacked out/drug addled (A-la Jim Ignatowski - Taxi) High-pitch critter voice "You Kids stay off my lawn!" Young/Naive Shifty Smooth talker Car Salesman Granny (sweet) Granny (off her nut) Gramps (any way you want it from gruff to wheezy to wacky) Don Juan And again, lots, lots more!

Clients include Hasbro/Playdate, S2 Games/HoN, strangecompany.org/Hugh Hancock, Urchin Games, Color Monkey, Adventure Productions / 10th Art Studio, Scienart, BLAM! Games, Gemioli, Halfbrick, New Bridge Games, Alawar, Elephant Games/Bigfish, DIYpolebarns.com, Mystery Tag, Mariaglorum Games/Bigfish, and many more! Character voices for community theatre. We run a wide selection of professional-grade mics, interfaces, and pre-amps, along with several DAWs we can use to clean, trim and prep the audio so it's ready to go directly into your project. Currently using Reaper, Rezound, Audacity, Melodyne, GoldWave, and a couple other DAWs and tools, the latter few for effects. Various soundcards, and CAD, Shure, Oktava, G.E., MXL and other mics and pre-amps (condenser cardioid mics). Preamps are Focusrite, Sanyo, Danelectro, and a few others. We have ribbon mics for old radio broadcast style reads that sound truly authentic. Featured mics are usually Oktava and Shure, models selected to fit the project. Have experience running audio equipment. Mostly worked for video game voiceovers, some previous experience with audio equipment in community theaters. SFX, background and adding music. I read well, and I don't need too long to get the feel of something, and can alter tone, timbre and mood to suit. Turnaround time is always fast. Quality is my top priority. Character voices are a specialty, so if you're not sure if you want it read as "Dad-like" "Grandpa-ish" "Teenager high on sugar" or "Great Aunt Matilda" I can deliver all four samples. Just ask. ; )